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Why Invest in a Golf Outing and How to Plan One

Posted by Josh Sleiff on Dec 28, 2017 7:45:00 PM

If you are planning a golf outing for the weekend or a holiday event, it’s a splendid thing to do. Golf outings are one of the most popular outdoor activities in the US, other than biking, hiking, backpacking, cycling, camping, fishing and long road-trips. It’s equally popular as an individual activity, a family outing or a corporate event.



Some of the reasons:

  1. A fine blend of leisure and activity: Spending 4-5 hours teeing on an 18-hole Golf course involves as much relaxing as concentration, and is worth your time. One does not feel the fatigue or boredom that comes from long hiking or road trips.
  2. Something for everybody in the family: Most Golf Clubs offer more than just Golf, so Golf aficionados, their spouses and children can all be equally engaged in a fun activity.
  3. Great food and drink: Golf Clubs, whether private or public offer a reasonably good fare when it comes to food and beverage, so you are spared the hassle of packing food for your outing.
  4. A taste of the high life: Golf Clubs host a wide spectrum of players from all walks of life. It gives you an opportunity to shake hands or spend time with accomplished people from your city.
  5. A great way to bond: Golf, like any other sport is filled with intricacies and playing tips that seniors are more than happy to share playing a few rounds with experienced players creates ‘mentor-mentee’ sessions which are good for bonding. Corporates especially enjoy this sentiment to strengthen their relationships with clients and prospects.
  6. Photographic haven: The rolling hills, lush green courses, sand dunes, beaches, lakes and tree-lined avenues that are found in most high-end courses, are a visual delight. They are free of the clutter that is common in most outdoor venues and make excellent backgrounds for photographs.
  7. More space, less crowd: Most Golf Clubs offer 18-hole courses with plenty of open spaces and avenues for entertainment. One can avoid the crowds and traffic which is typical of most public or tourist spots.
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Topics: Golf, Golf Outings, Family Golf, Golf For Business

Top 10 Golfing New Year's Resolutions

Posted by Meg Maher on Dec 21, 2017 8:15:00 PM

The end of another year is looming and folks start to think about setting New Years' Resolutions.  This year, why not make yourself some GOLF resolutions?  Below are my top 10 suggestions for a great golf resolution...but let me know what YOURS is!

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Topics: Golf, New Year, Resolution, improve your golf, improve your golf game, golf attire

Congratulations vs Best Wishes:  do you know the difference?

Posted by Meg Maher on Dec 8, 2017 9:15:00 PM

"Best Wishes!" she said to me.  I remember it like it was yesterday.  I was walking in a local mall with my mother and we ran into a long time family friend.  My mother updated her on the news that I was recently engaged, and whilst oggling at the ring, she exclaimed "Best Wishes!".  I had never heard this before and when our brief encounter ended, my mother explained to me that she was correct in saying that as opposed to "Congratulations".

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Topics: Wedding, Etiquette, best wishes instead of congratulations, engagement, best wishes

History of Proper Golf Attire through the Centuries

Posted by Josh Sleiff on Nov 30, 2017 5:30:00 PM

Proper Golf attire has been one of the emphases in the game more than any other sport in the world. From eighteenth-century rural Scotland where Golf has its origins to the modern courses of today, Golf attire has a long and interesting history that has been dictated as much by function, as style. It’s been shaped by various factors such as weather conditions where the game is played, the season of the year, and the motivations of the players – love for the game, or business interest. Today, both golf clubs and championship tournaments have strict dress codes for a player, which has evolved with the times and trends.

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Topics: Golf, golf attire

Let's be thankful for golf!

Posted by Meg Maher on Nov 23, 2017 8:15:00 PM

As today is Thanksgiving, I felt it only proper to give thanks for one thing we all love here at Plymouth Country Club:  GOLF!  Before you roll your eyes and click to the next post...hear me out.  Golf is legendary.  Staring in the Scottish Highlands, golf has grown into a gentleman's (or gentlewomen's) sport.  This post is to remind us of three reasons we should be thankful for this great sport.

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Topics: Golf, Membership

4 Best Golf Apps to Use While Traveling This Winter

Posted by Josh Sleiff on Nov 16, 2017 8:25:00 PM

While Golf remains one of the most popular sports in the US, in recent years, Golf apps for smartphones have helped bridge the information gap and popularize the game even more.  Learners, amateurs and experienced golfers are accessing Golf apps to record their game, analyze it, analyze their mind-frame, seek live guidance or just play a virtual game on their phones with buddies.

The popularity of Golf apps helps overcome some of its limitations. Learning the game involves familiarizing rules off a 200-page rule book. Further, in an increasingly hurried world, one does not have the time to spend years mastering the game. Quick guidance and quick information are always welcome. Further, Golf apps help break down barriers in what is regarded as an ‘elitist’ or ‘expensive’ game and bring a whole generation of golf lovers on a common platform.

So this winter, don’t be left behind when your friends or acquaintances are turning to Golf apps for various benefits. We will ensure you don’t, so we have compiled a short list of 4 apps that are good to have on your phone and used regularly.

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Topics: Golf, golf apps, winter golf, improve your golf game

Holiday Parties: How to plan the right celebration for you

Posted by Meg Maher on Nov 9, 2017 3:28:00 PM

The Holiday Season is here already.  It seems you blink in August, and before you know it, the stores are filled with cinnamon scents and twinkling lights!  This time of year means celebrating!  We celebrate the year that has passed, we celebrate the joys and the sorrows and anticipate the new year we have before us.  If you have been tasked with planning any kind of Holiday Celebration this year, read on as I will outline some great tips on how to make your life a lot easier!

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Colder weather means changing your golf habits

Posted by Meg Maher on Nov 2, 2017 3:00:00 PM

As the temperatures drop here in Plymouth, so do the number of players on our beautiful course.  Colder weather doesn't mean the end of your golf game for the year!  A few changes to your habits from 'in-season' golfing can make all the difference in how your game goes in the chilly months.

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Topics: Golf

A look into a signature event:  PCC Jingle Ball

Posted by Meg Maher on Oct 26, 2017 4:16:00 PM

Plymouth Country Club is looking forward to hosting it's 2nd annual "Jingle Ball" this December 8th.  Last year's event was a huge success and we are looking forward to a repeat this year!

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Topics: holiday, holiday party, jingle ball

Manage your vendors well; they will appreciate it!

Posted by Meg Maher on Oct 12, 2017 3:34:00 PM

Selecting vendors for any kind of event can be stressful.  The market is flooded with professionals of all kinds and with easy access to social media marketing, just about anyone can call themselves an 'event professional' these days.

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Weddings, Golf, South Shore and more...

There is so much cool stuff happening in this new era of golf, and so many creative minds providing daily inspiration for weddings and events, we just want to stay involved. This blog is our way of doing just that! We wanted to be able to share and connect with the PCC community and beyond, from anywhere, at any time (even when there is no golf in sight in mid-February).

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