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Golf Inc. - Winter 2013

Thu, 17 Jan 2013 17:00:05 -0500

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- Golf Inc. - Winter 2013
- Contents
- How apps are changing marketing
- What tech can do for private clubs
- Commentary: Developers v. Homeowners
- Management company news
- Rage over brown
- Eagle Golf’s new business plan
- Chemicals and fertilizers: Less is more
- Chinese buying American courses
- Commentary: What to expect in sales for 2013
- Sales news recap
- China’s Mr. Golf dreams big
- European evelopment outlook
- Commentary: Why women will lead a ‘breakout year’
- Development Roundup
- The Best Amenities
- Development of the Year
- Last Word

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Golf Inc - Fall 2012

Fri, 28 Sep 2012 20:05:17 -0400

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- Golf Inc - Fall 2012
- Contents
- Five ways to focus on the basics
- Why rounds are up
- Troon growing globally
- Commentary: lessons from the British Isles
- How a U.S.-Mexican border course survived the drug war
- Commentary: what we need to make player development programs work
- The sales game
- The importance of the golf-savvy broker
- Return to debt financing?
- A unique business plan for a Scottish resort
- Commentary: a new design vision
- Development Roundup
- What’s happening in China?
- The Most Powerful People in Golf

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Golf Inc - Summer 2012

Thu, 05 Jul 2012 12:37:28 -0400

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- Golf Inc - Summer 2012
- Table of Contents
- Hiring Right: The First Step Toward Great Customer Service
- New EPA Regulations Will Increase Turf Equipment Costs
- Britain’s Greenkeepers Association Makes Operational Improvements, CEO Says
- What the Future of Golf Could Look Like
- Textron Financial, Capmark Put Golf Portfolios Up for Sale
- With Commercial Real Estate Confidences Up, Is Golf Close Behind?
- The Evolution of Donald Trump
- Tasmania’s Coming of Age
- Largest Management Companies
- Renovation of the Year
- Bald Head’s Logistical Challenge
- The State of Technology in the Golf Industry
- Britney Spears as Golf Spokesperson?

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Golf Inc - Spring 2012

Thu, 19 Apr 2012 11:00:31 -0400

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- Golf Inc - Spring 2012
- Contents
- U.K.: Private club membership on the wane and why that’s bad for golf
- New buyers have big plans to turn around courses
- Apparel sales up
- National Golf Management’s Myrtle Beach comeback
- Management Recap
- David Southworth’s business plan
- Why courses are not selling
- Sales & Finance Recap
- Geoff Cornish: A modest legacy
- Development roundup
- 25 Big Ideas for stimulating and powering the golf industry into the future
- Clubhouse of the Year
- Hanse’s big assignment and Most Active Architects
- What every golf club needs

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Golf Inc - Winter 2012

Fri, 27 Jan 2012 19:02:05 -0500

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- Golf Inc - Winter 2012
- Contents
- Are private clubs relics of the past?
- Why it’s not quite a buyer’s paradise yet
- Mother Nature beat up golf in 2011
- Jon Last: Why golfers want community
- Blue Green’s plan to grow big
- Billy Casper, Troon continue growth
- Arnold Palmer Golf Management takes over Disney courses
- J.J. Keegan: 7 success stories from 2011
- Profile: Sequoia’s quiet ascent
- M.G. Orender: How to engage the next generation of golfers
- A slow year for golf course sales
- Golf’s active buyers continue to close deals
- Profile: the Keith Foster you should know
- Reinventing the private club
- 2011 Development of the Year
- Profile: Tom Doak’s ode to Old Macdonald
- Development of the Year Roundup
- Market Update: Seeds, chemicals and fertilizer
- Ryder Cup: Match or massacre?

Golf Inc - Fall 2011

Tue, 13 Sep 2011 11:19:20 -0400

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- Golf Inc - Fall 2011
- Contents
- Create more value in a round
- Private equity back in golf
- Membership strategies
- Finance face off
- Sales volume rising
- The largest club conversion in history
- ClubCorp acquires four courses
- Pitfalls in restructuring membership programs
- Textron keeping three management companies busy
- ValleyCrest reports banner year
- Get the kids to play
- A good walk
- Green leadership
- 10 rules for getting the most out of your sales people
- Long live the kings
- Development roundup
- The most powerful people in golf
- Let the sunshine in
- Take note of the silver swinger

Golf Inc - Summer 2011

Wed, 22 Jun 2011 16:48:32 -0400

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- Golf Inc - Summer 2011
- Contents
- How Many More Private Clubs will Die?
- Private Clubs in Crisis
- How Private Clubs are Surviving
- The Future of Golf in the Arab World
- Western Golf's Resurgence
- A Recipe for Getting Women to Play Your Course
- Who are the Buyers?
- GreatLife Launches Franchise Model
- Wealthy, Private Investors Reign Over Golf Market
- Sales Notes
- Three Non-U.S. Architects You Should Know
- Development Round-Up
- The Management Solution
- 2011 Renovation of the Year
- Why on Earth is Richard Mandell Influential?
- Golf Inc. Recommended Attorneys and Consultants
- Architects? What Are They Then?

Golf Inc - Spring 2011

Wed, 20 Apr 2011 10:51:14 -0400

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- Golf Inc - Spring 2011
- Contents
- What to Make of the China Bubble?
- Green Fees on Upswing?
- People on the Move
- Crazy Golf in China
- Medium-Sized Management Companies Growing Fast
- Troon Takes Over 3 Carl Freeman Courses, 2 Kapalua Resort Courses
- It’s a Buyer’s Market
- The Power of Partnership
- How Technology is Changing Operations
- Social Media: Is it Worth the Investment for Golf Courses?
- Best Clubhouses for 2011
- How Golf Course Design Limits Growth of Game
- Development Round-Up
- Most Influential Architects
- There’s an Awful Lot of People in Brazil

Golf Inc - Winter 2011

Tue, 25 Jan 2011 18:48:22 -0500

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- Golf Inc - Winter 2011
- Table of Contents
- Fearless Predictions for 2011
- Clublink and Other Buyers Are Saving Private Clubs
- Hampton’s New Lease on Life
- Regional Companies Offering Affordable Golf
- Commentary: Why a Generation Is Not Playing Golf
- How Much Is a Course Worth Today?
- Sea Island’s New Owner, Less Debt
- Why Crown Golf Is Selling Courses
- Development Roundup: From Nova Scotia to Vietnam
- Architect Robert Von Hagge’s Life as Adventurer, Romantic and Storyteller
- Donald Trump: Mogul, Celebrity, and Developer
- Innovative Ideas to Reboot Golf
- Development of the Year
- Owner’s Guide: A Changing Landscape
- Where Do the Children Play?

Golf Inc - Fall 2010

Tue, 26 Oct 2010 17:56:38 -0400

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- Golf Inc - Fall 2010
- Contents
- Are Things as Bad for Golf as USA Today Says?
- Is Money Returning to Golf?
- Reynolds Development Steps Up After Ginn Empire Collapses
- Heritage, Landscapes Take on New Roles for Private Clubs
- Troon Expands Internationally
- Commentary: Why Munis are Shifting to Private Management
- How Warrior Golf is Now One of Golf's Biggest Buyers
- Sales Volume Picks Up for the Quarter
- Crown Golf to Sell its Daily Fee Courses
- Commentary: When You Can't Make Your Loan Payment
- Interview with an Owner: Jeff Silverstein
- Where Golf Courses Will Get Built
- Development Across the Globe
- The Most Powerful People In Golf
- The Natural Golf Habitat: A Green Story
- Ryder without Excellence

Golf Inc - Summer 2010

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:27:37 -0400

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- Golf Inc - Summer 2010
- Table of Contents
- Where Are the Kids?
- Golf Home Sales on Rebound
- Bonita Bay's Legal Trouble
- KemperSports' Quiet Growth Strategy
- Small Management Companies Growing
- How Many Golf Courses Will Close?
- Management Turnaround Artists
- Courses Selling Below Appraised Values
- People in the News
- Can France Emerge as a Golfing Nation?
- Development Across the Globe
- Commentary: Design Fix-Ups Made Simple
- The Most Admired Operator in the World
- Pete Dye's View on What Golf Needs Now
- Fastest-Growing Management Companies
- Renovation of the Year
- The Same Old Buzzwords Again

Golf Inc - Spring 2010

Thu, 08 Apr 2010 16:52:18 -0400

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- Golf Inc - Spring 2010
- Contents
- Should We Forgive Tiger?
- How Bad Was 2009?
- Bonita Bay: Anatomy of a Crisis
- Commentary: Bonita Bay
- Management Company Update
- Commentary: Third-Party Tee Time
- Foreclosures: Is the Worst to Come?
- Sales Could Double This Year
- Commentary: No More Investors
- Morocco’s Development Boom
- Development Across the Globe
- Commentary: China’s Bubble Boys
- Dana Garmany on the Future of Golf
- How to Tell Golf’s Green Story
- Architecture for the Next Decade
- Guide to Clubhouse Architects
- Greg Norman on Fitness
- April Fools at St. Andrews

Golf Inc - Winter 2010

Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:20:39 -0500

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- Golf Inc - Winter 2010
- Contents
- November Rounds Rebound Sharply for Operators
- Troon Golf Takes Over at New York Course
- Unusual St. Joe Strategy: Sell Courses at a Loss
- Guest Column: Tips That Can Help Your Club Save Money
- Top Golf Industry Leaders to Gather at Amelia Island
- Meet the Speakers: Affeldt, Walker, Stringer Profiles
- Readers Offer Views on Impact of Tiger Woods Scandal
- Designed with a Vision
- Development of the Year
- Private Club Revolution
- Tiger’s Now a Punch Line, No Longer Golf’s Savior

Golf Inc - Fall 2009

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 15:43:38 -0500

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- Golf Inc - Fall 2009
- Contents
- Rounds Flat, Revenues Down So Far in ’09
- GPS Consolidation: Firm Buys GPSI, ProLink
- More Trouble in Scotland for Donald Trump
- California Private Club Sold for $4.3 Million
- Speakers Agree on Key to Success: Making Golf Fun Again
- Sales Trend: Prices Down But Buyers Still Scarce
- Time for Golf to Capitalize on Green Movement
- Reducing Out-of-Play Turf Saves Time, Money
- DeLozier: Signs of a Turnaround on Horizon
- Woodward: Golf Must Lead on Green Issues
- Readers Offer Ideas for Keeping Industry Strong
- Most Powerful People in Golf
- Golf Inc. Green Awards 2009
- State of the Industry 2009
- A Divorce and a Shotgun Wedding

Golf Inc - May/June 2009

Wed, 27 May 2009 11:04:59 -0400

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- Golf Inc - May/June 2009
- Contents
- Editor’s Column
- Critical Issues Forum
- Q&A
- Mover & Shaker
- People on the Move
- Ansal Properties Bets on Golf in India
- Course Development Slowdown Spreads to Europe
- Incline Village Grows Its Own Golfers
- Sales Market Paralyzed as Course Values Decline
- Group Purchasing Firms like VGM Club Save Money, Time
- Designing World
- Recession Survival Strategies
- Laughing to keep from Crying

Golf Inc - March/April 2009

Wed, 04 Mar 2009 08:51:58 -0500

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- Golf Inc - March/April 2009
- Contents
- Critical Issues Forum: Leading in Tough Times
- Q&A: New Golf 20/20 Director Cathy Harbin
- Mover & Shaker: Maris Gulans of Modo Golf
- People on the Move: New GMs in China
- Big Lenders Pull Out of Golf Finance Market
- What’s New: Operators Upgrade Practice Areas
- Lough Erne boosts Northern Ireland Golf
- Cuba Attracts Big Interest from Developers
- All the World’s a Stage for Player
- Renovation of the Year
- Making Sustainability Pay Off
- Golf Shows Must Go on Despite Economic Woes

Golf Inc - January/February 2009

Mon, 12 Jan 2009 16:35:24 -0500

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- Golf Inc - January/February 2009
- Contents
- From the Editors: A New Strategy for Golf Inc.
- Critical Issues: Get Your Superintendent on Board
- Mover & Shaker: Jim Remy, New PGA President
- Q&A: Harmony Links Golf Offers Alternative
- Gamble Pays Off for Pioneering Portuguese Course
- Australian Course Building Slowed by Slump
- Tim Kenny Covers the Globe for Nicklaus Design
- UK Architect Donald Steel Enjoys Best of Two Worlds
- Renovation Revives Orlando’s Venerable Dubsdread
- What’s New: Software Targets Individual Members
- Environmentally Friendly Turf Practices that Cut Costs
- Development of the Year
- Two roads to Success
- It’s Show Time
- The Last Word: Wishin’ and Hopin’ for 2009

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Golf Inc. - November/December 2008

Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:07:51 -0500

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- Golf Inc. - November 2008
- Contents
- From the Editors
- Critical Issues Forum
- Tiger Unveils Newest Design in Mexico
- Golf Trust of America Sells Remaining Clubs
- Insurance Costs Fall, Except in Hurricane Zones
- Canadian Architects Shows a Passion for Design
- Technology Fuels Advances in Construction Products
- Bigger Not Always Better for Management Execs
- Remarkable Clubhouses
- Private Club Survival Strategies
- North Asia Developers Gear for Building Slowdown
- Americas Recap: Cuba Green-Lights New Projects
- Europe-Africa Recap: Russia Developer Plans Courses
- Asia-Australia Recap: Vietnam Development moratorium
- Be Honest with Your Customers and They'll Be Back

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Golf Inc 2009 Media Kit

Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:49:21 -0500

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Golf Inc. - October 2008

Wed, 08 Oct 2008 09:13:02 -0400

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- Golf Inc. - October 2008
- Contents
- From the Editors: Smaller is Less Costly
- Survey Reveal Golf's Economic Impact in EMA
- Private Club Managers Earn Bigger Salaries
- Dyes Mourn Loss of Family Member
- Changing Demographics Impact European Golf Scene
- RDC Golf Group Finds Affordable Golf Niche
- Links at Summerly Offers Unique Twist
- Cost Crunch
- Most Powerful People in Golf
- Contractors Focus on Renovations, International�Projects
- Troon, IMG Reach Into Booming Middle East Market
- Americas Recap: New Player Design in Mexico
- Europe-Africa Recap: Moroccan Lakeside Development
- Asia-Australia Recap: 3 Billion Dollar Resort in Vietnam
- The Last Word: There's No Substitute for Good Friends on a Golf Course

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Golf Inc - September 2008

Wed, 10 Sep 2008 14:49:29 -0400

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- Golf Inc - September 2008
- Contents
- Editors Column:�Golf's Looming Crisis
- Around the Industry: Las Vegas Courses Offer Free Ride
- U.S. Course Supply Flat in 2007
- New PGA Village in Bahamas
- Americas: Nicaraguan Developer Launches Seaside Resort
- Europe/Africa:�Langer-Designed Course Nears Opening in Greece
- Asia/Australia:�Subic Bay Area in Phillippines Primed for Golf Development
- New Castle Course Makes History at St. Andrews Links
- Courses Find That Going Easy on Players Helps Boost Their Bottom Line
- Private Clubs Get Creative to Keep Membership Rolls Full and to Keep Revenue Coming In
- Best Green Courses
- Global Development Hot Spots
- Leader Profiles:�Real Estate Attornerys Navigate Sticky Legal Issues
- The Last Word:�Why the Fuss About Grooves?

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Golf Inc - August 2008

Tue, 12 Aug 2008 11:27:37 -0400

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- Golf Inc - August 2008
- Contents
- Editors Column
- Around the Industry: Big Green in Arizona
- Data Collectors Combine Forces
- GPSI Hires Chessler, Files Suit
- Americas
- Europe/Africa
- Asia/Australia
- Machrihanish Dunes Draws on the Past to Make History Again in Scotland
- Innovative Superintendent Finds Way to Keep the Nation's First Totally Organic Course Green
- Latest Clubhouse Designs Reflect Changing Lifestyles: It's All About Casual
- Camelback Conference Brochure
- More Operators Embracing Initiatives Aimed at Bringing Families Together on the Golf Course
- State of the Industry 2008
- Muni Maddness?
- The Last Word

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Golf Inc Conference Camelback Brochure 2008

Tue, 08 Jul 2008 15:59:39 -0400

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- What You Will Learn
- Highlights
- Agenda at a Glance
- Management Track
- Global Development Track
- Owner Track
- Marketing Track
- Private Club Forum
- Exhibit Hall
- Registration

Golf Inc. - July 2008

Tue, 01 Jul 2008 14:44:25 -0400

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- Golf Inc. - July 2008
- Contents
- Editors Column: Where There’s Hope
- World Golf Foundation Expanding Globally
- Pete Dye Named Hall of Fame
- ClubCorp Adds Viniterra to Portfolio
- Americas: $150M Riviera Maya Project Planned
- Europe/Africa: Hungary Plans Budapest Area Course
- Asia/Australia: Developers Eye Saipan as a Golf Destination
- Homeowner Lawsuits Among Legal Hazards
- Reciprocal Play Fuels ClubLink Success
- Spanish Golf Development Puts the Breaks On
- Architect Jonathan Gaunt Comes Full Circle
- Golf in the Kingdoms
- There's No Place Like Home
- Oil Isn’t a Bad Word for Western Canada Golf
- The Last Word: Observations From the Gallery

Golf Inc - June 2008

Mon, 09 Jun 2008 17:05:32 -0400

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- Golf Inc - June 2008
- Contents
- Editors Column: Debate Over Access for Disabled
- RTJ II at Gold Inc. Conference
- Century, Palmer Strenghtens Ties
- KPMG Global Economic Forecast
- Americas: Trump Partners on Puerto Rico Project
- Europe/Africa: Sports Resort Complex for Hungary
- Asia/Australia: 8-Course Deal for Nicklaus in India
- Why the Tar Heel State is One of the Few Areas of the U.S. Enjoying Strong Development Activity
- Escena in Limbo: High-End Layout Shuts Down, with No Reopeing Date in Sight
- Crown Golf Grows to Largest Operator in Europe by Catering to Members
- Green Grass Retailers take Advantage of Latest Technology to Boost Club Sales
- The World of Greg Norman
- Green-Friendly Architects
- U.S. Golf Development May be Down, but there are Still Projects in the Works in the Western States
- The Last Word: No Designs on being P.C.

Golf Inc - May 2008

Fri, 02 May 2008 11:33:02 -0400

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- Golf Inc - May 2008
- Contents
- Editor's Column: Golf Inc.'s Green Awards
- Charlton Leads Architects
- Learning Curve for Global Business
- Woodward Named to GCSAA Post
- Americas: Pete Dye Designs Curacao Course
- Europe/Africa: 27-hole Project Near Prague
- Asia/Australia: New Hong Kong Daily Fee
- Economic Slump Makes it Easier for Golf Operators to Find Workers
- Homebuilders Cut Back on Golf Development as Sub-Prime Meltdown Roils Markets
- How a Southern California Project is Healing a Scarred Environment
- Is "Just One" the Answer?
- Rise of the Mega-Resorts
- Who are the World's Most Innovative Resort Developers?
- European Resort Operators Shift Attention to Untapped Areas
- Wait for Masters Visit Finally Ends

Golf Inc - April 2008

Fri, 11 Apr 2008 08:33:39 -0400

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- Golf Inc - April 2008
- Contents
- Editors Column
- Birney Takes NGCOA Helm
- Construction Costs on the Rise
- KemperSports Adds 14 Courses
- Americas: Fazio Designs St. Kitts Layout
- Europe/Africa: Seaside Resort Planned in Egypt
- Asia/Australis: Faldo Opens New Chinese Course
- High-Tech Tools: New Technologies that can Help Operators
- There's No Economic Slump at Still-Popular Reynolds Plantation
- Tim Moraghan Wants to Make Golf Fun Again
- Why a $1.5 Billion Resort has Made Environmental Protection a Top Priority
- Most Admired Operators
- Marketing Experts Make Their Pitch for Golf Courses
- From Korea, with Cash
- Last Word

Golf Inc - March 2008

Wed, 12 Mar 2008 12:02:38 -0400

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- Golf Inc - March 2008
- Contents
- Editor's Column
- Around the Industry: Beauties and Beasts
- Top News: New Leader, Direction at GPSI
- Top News: Ruling Goes Against Marriott
- Johnny Miller Designs In Canada
- Eleven Arches Expands in UK
- Vietnam Project Includes Golf
- Why Middle East Courses Turn Big Profits
- Booth Bay Conversion Already a Sell-Out
- Nicklaus Courses At Center of $30 Million Quivira Resort In Mexico
- CNL’s Big Gamble
- High-Profile Brokers Rely On Experience, Knowledge To Close Deals For Their Clients
- Renovation of the Year
- Vietnam, India Are Latest Global Development Hot Spots
- Last Word

Golf Inc - February 2008

Tue, 05 Feb 2008 14:10:38 -0500

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- Golf Inc - February 2008
- Contents
- Our Commitment to the Environment
- Industry Executives Tout Golf’s Economic Clout
- New Openings Fall Again in 2007
- DeLozier Leaves Pulte to Join Consulting Firm
- Doak to Design Costa Rica Resort Course
- 18 Holes, 18 Designers for Unique Club
- India Course Charts Expansion Plans
- A Severe Slump in the U.S. Housing Market is Expected to Cut Golf Course Development
- Panama Course Rescued from Jungle
- How a Golf Course Helped a Devastated Kansas Community Recover from Tragic Tornado Devastation
- Can a $68 Million Muni Be a Good Investment?
- Brent Wadsworth’s Passion for the Game
- European Management Companies Find Increasingly Fertile Ground as More and More Course Owners Look for Professional Operators
- The Final Word: Keeping in Touch

Golf Inc - January 2008

Wed, 09 Jan 2008 17:18:06 -0500

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- Golf Inc - January 2008
- Contents
- Notebook: 'Twas An Interesting Year
- Around the Industry: New Life for Trump Project
- Top News: Scotts Fined for Research Violations
- Top News: E-Z-GO Unveils New Cart
- Nicklaus to Design Nicaragua Course
- Spanish Theme Park to Add Norman Course
- Fiji Islands Resort Project Under Way
- Pinnacle Golf Group Looks for Properties They Can Turn Around
- Despite U.S. Home Slump, Real Estate Sales Around Globe Remain Strong
- Six-Hole Course A Good Fit
- Regional Profile: Dry Time for Las Vegas Operators
- PGA Overview
- Clubhouse of the Year
- Leadership Profiles: Interior Designers Take on Projects That Offer A Challenge
- Middle East, Northern Africa Are Golf Hot Spots
- Backpage: Dr. Joe Vargas Keeps it Green

Golf Inc. - November/December 2007

Fri, 30 Nov 2007 13:34:55 -0500

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- Golf Inc. - November 2007
- Contents
- Notebook: A Not-So-Well-Hidden Agenda
- Around the Industry: ClubCorp Celebrates 50th
- Top News: CNL, EAGLE Sign AGC Deal
- Top News: Wildfires Threaten Calif. Courses
- Development Recap
- Private Clubs Embrace Traditional Neighborhoods
- Ups and Downs Over for UK’s Macdonald Golf
- Plenty of Buzz for Talking Rock Project
- New York Resort Hits Jackpot with Spa Renovation
- Insurance Outlook Cloudy for Operators in Nation’s Hurricane-Prone Areas
- State of the Industry: Leaders Foresee Time of Change
- When Good Deals Go Bad
- Developments of the Year
- Backpage: Here’s to You Mr. Robinson

Golf Inc. - October 2007

Wed, 10 Oct 2007 10:36:28 -0400

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- Golf Inc. - October 2007
- Contents
- Editor’s Notebook: Golf’s ‘Super’ Event
- GPS Industry Consolidation
- EAGL Eyes American Golf Courses
- What Homebuying Slowdown?
- Golf Courses Fertile Ground for Lawsuits
- Most Powerful People in Golf
- The China Syndrome
- Casper Golf: Doing It Their Way
- Back Story: “I always wanted to be the best”

Golf Inc - September 2007

Mon, 10 Sep 2007 08:28:51 -0400

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- Golf Inc. - September 2007
- Contents
- Editor’s Notebook: Golf No Gamble
- Tiger has Designs on North Carolina
- Bulgaria Lures Top Architects
- Bass and Birdies
- Golf Report Card: Europe, Middle East
- The Kings of St. Louis
- Golf Inc. Conference Insert
- Awards Gala
- Agenda at a Glance
- Golf Outing
- International Day
- Keynote & Speakers
- Management Track
- Development Track
- Marketing Track
- Owners Track
- Networking Events
- Sponsors & Exhibitors
- Registration
- Golf’s Fantasy Island
- World’s Greatest Golf Resorts
- The Disappearing Core Golfer
- Back Story: Apparel With an Attitude

Golf Inc. - August 2007

Fri, 10 Aug 2007 08:16:11 -0400

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- Contents
- Editor's Notebook: A Big Ole! for Golf
- Donald Trump Comes to...Fresno?
- Golf Along the Ho Chi Minh Trail
- Gulf Coast Golf, Post-Katrina
- Hardgoods Not Always a Hard Sell
- Golf Inc. Conference
- Awards Gala
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Golf Inc. - July 2007

Tue, 10 Jul 2007 10:04:42 -0400

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- Contents
- Editor’s Notebook: 3 for the Road
- Top News
- OB Sports Adds 3
- Fadel Returns to Ashworth
- Development
- Time To Go To School?
- Black Golf Glitters for City
- Operations
- Husband Tours Military Bases
- Hooters and Commuters
- Change of Management
- Hottest Trends in Apparel
- Back Story: Golf Design is Fun, Not Work, for Jeremy Pern

Golf Inc. - June 2007

Thu, 07 Jun 2007 14:40:06 -0400

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- Contents
- Editor’s Notebook
- Century Golf Partners
- First Gary Player Design
- Binks Forest
- Re-formed EAGL Golf
- Sentosa: Back from the Dead
- Gothenburg Course
- Passport to the World
- A Thirst for Technology
- Tour Player Focused on New Way to Repair Ballmarks

Golf Inc. - May 2007

Fri, 04 May 2007 11:32:42 -0400

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- Contents
- Editor’s Notebook
- Troon Golf to Manage Abu Dhabi Club
- First Golf Community Under Way in Belize
- The Boulders Resort has Embraced Policies that Welcome Women
- With Rounds Flat, Experts Say Savvy Operators Will Need to Pull from Competitors
- Myrtle Beach Rebounds from Overbuilding Crunch
- New Construction Products offer Durability, Flexibility
- India Poised for Golf Boom, Thanks to Fast-Growing Economy
- Mike Hurdzan Crusades for Environmentally Friendly Golf Courses

Golf Inc. - April 2007

Wed, 11 Apr 2007 12:16:51 -0400

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- Contents
- Editor's Notebook
- More Typical January Weather Holds Rounds Down Nationally In First Month Of New Year
- John McNair Finalizes First Private-Club Management Deal for JC Golf
- Kingsbarns a Welcome Addition to Traditional Links Layouts
- Blockbuster $1.8 Billion ClubCorp Sale Tops Busy Year for Course Transactions as Private Equity Money Returns to Golf Industry
- New Breed of Small- to Mid-Size Management Firms Expands Reach for National Deals
- Lack of Experienced Applicants, Heavy Travel Demands Take Toll, Course Builders Say
- Increase in Participation Fuels New Wave of Canadian Golf Development
- Construction Costs Still Rising
- Top Renovations
- Rust Keeps Carts Sparkling