The Business of Golf
Corbis

8 Rules of Business Golf

Golf isn't merely a leisure sport. It's the martini lunch of the modern workforce, the buoyant venue where business gets done. In the posh surroundings of a finely-manicured country club, clients are more at ease, relationships enhanced and checkbooks are opened more freely. Bill Storer, the Ben Hogan of business golf, has tips to help you master the art of blending golf and work.

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Greg Norman

This Aussie Rules

Norman Conquest

Once upon a time, the Great White Shark was best known as the man the golf gods loved to hate. Now he's a one-man multinational and those gods are on his payroll.

Scorecard

CEOs Get Busted

Oops, I Did It Again

After posting scores on the Golf Handicap and Information Network (GHIN), it was reported that several high-profile CEOs have been playing golf while their companies imploded.

The Trump Tour

Major Player

Learn more about The Donald, his courses and his dreams for golf.

Donald Trump
 

Playing Pro-Ams

Feherty's Guidebook

David Feherty humorously explains how to act in a PGA Tour Pro-Am.

 

We want to know...

Should publicly-traded companies pay for the golf memberships of high-ranking employees?

  • Yes. A lot of deals get done on the course, so dues are often a legitimate business expense.
  • Maybe. When work and pleasure mix, public companies should not pick up the whole tab.
  • No. There are plenty of cheaper ways to impress clients and do business.
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Augusta National Members

Augusta National Members
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Business Friendly Courses

Grayhawk Golf Club
When you need to impress a client, these five courses will never let you down.