Thursday, June 13, 2013

The Power of Golf

A bucket of golf balls on a green"The power of golf?" you might ask. Indeed, I insist. The game of golf has a lot of pull in the events industry. Golf is a great activity for networking, fundraising, and team building. Professionals and amateurs alike can participate in golf events that bring people together for entertainment, education, and many different causes.

You may attend a professional PGA tour event with coworkers, industry colleagues, or potential clients for a day of networking and bonding. You could also opt to play a round of golf in the same circles to boost camaraderie and communication. Golf outings are great activities during conferences and educational seminars to get everyone talking and provide a welcome break from indoor sessions and lectures.

Human resource departments and other groups interested in team building have long understood the power of golf. It is an individual activity that yields teamwork as if by magic. You are scored individually, but everyone can bring something to the course to help each other improve. In golf, helping and learning from others means building on strengths and overcoming weaknesses for better performance. The dynamics of the game promote analysis and objectivity -- as well as strong character, humility, and a sense of humor.

Golf benefits and fundraisers are popular to bring together people to play and observe the game and sportsmanship associated with the sport. Families, professional networks, and various other communities are brought together to enjoy time interacting in the beautiful setting of a nicely manicured golf course. Golf has also become a popular activity for bachelor and bachelorette parties and other pre-wedding activities. Golf is a sport that people of all ages and abilities can appreciate, so consider integrating this activity into your next big event.

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