@secretclubprov Being a golf pro is one of the most dysfunctional professions there is. The stories most pros could tell are mind boggling... but they are entertaining.
What kind of industry do we work in where by the head pro has to be cautious by what watch he wears, and what car he drives,just in case the club think heβs doing his job to well,and if he does no doubt his head is on the line,complete and utter shithousery at the highest level
@ShaneRyanHere The golf business is one of the most dysfunctional professions on the face of the planet. It gets worse every year. The books we all could write would keep humanity entertained forever.
@wyattgladden I lived in Seattle for 20 years, and I've never seen a larger group of people (husky fans) with a more distorted perception of reality. Every one of them proves it time and again. A booster tried to tell me the Huskies had as much history as Notre Dame.
@SalesRepVet@KelseyFallisch4 A few questions to ask him.
1) Will you be here at this time next year?
2) When was the last time you broke 90?
3) Do you have more than 1 ounce of influence of buying power in this shop?
4) When in the PGM program do they teach you why we even have staff deals?
@ORsportsandnews Husky fan base will justify being screwed out of a top 5 ranking because they beat a team from the same state as an SEC team. GO DUCKS!!
@SalesRepVet The real patience testers are the guys taking stuff back out of the bags to hit when you've already packed it up after being there all day.
@RiggsBarstool For 20 years I worked $10 daily fee courses and exclusive multiple 6 digit initiation fee private clubs and everywhere in between. It doesnt matter, as soon as people think about golf... they start looking for things to bitch about.