They over built, over sold, over charged, waited too long, weren’t accepting, under developed, lost touch, I would love to go on.
But time is wasting. Literally.
They’ve spent millions and millions of dollars (lots of that on 15-inch cups). They’ve established organizations devoted solely to solving a singular problem. They’ve hired some of the “smartest” people inside and outside of the industry to find the “holy grail”. They have all come up empty.
At the end of the day the industry has no one to blame but themselves. They need to look in the mirror and get out of their own way. They have become dinosaurs and we all know how that story ends.
The answer is staring them right in the face. And no better display of that answer than this week in Phoenix, Arizona.
It starts here.
FUN.
Brett N
8 years ago
honestly this is the way golf has to go. I was in the same boat as a lot of you gentleman. This was until i went to a top golf facility. Let me tell you, i have never seen as many women and kids that enthusiastic about golf. I think top golf needs to expand, broaden its approach, and we may see golf on the rise again. not in the traditional sense, but growth of the game is what every enthusiast needs to have their approach to the game be, or we won’t have this game at all.