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Corporate Events:
The Academy specializes in customizing golf events for corporations. From the small group outing to larger tournaments, the Mike Adams Golf Academy offers to
provide clinics, organize a tournament or
bring in celebrities to enhance the occasion.
Mike will either host the event at his facility or bring his academy to your location.
His tools and video setup are competely mobile. You will feel exactly as though our golf school has come to your location.
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Prices are based on the size of the group, how many instructors are needed and gifts (videos, books, etc.) per student. We can customize a package especially for your group. Please contact us
at 1-866-205-2247 or 561-351-8431 and we will call you immediately to discuss your plans. Any size group is welcome.
Corporations Mike has worked for include Sprint, Northwestern Mutual,
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The following text is quoted from the June 26, 2002 edition of
Hotel Online - News from the Hospitality Executive...
"Executives Say Golf is Vital to Business
- Titans Tee Off for Business"
"--97% of executives say that golfing with a business associate is a good way to establish a close relationship.
--92% say that golfing is a good way to make new business contacts." |
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"-- More than 50% of executives say that golf is the most valuable activity to get to know business associates and clients well, beating out a business lunch or dinner, an overnight business trip, a night out drinking and a resort meeting.
-- 45% believe that playing golf makes clients more likely to give you business.
-- 59% say the way a person plays golf is very similar to the way he or she conducts their business affairs.
-- How is the way in which a person plays golf similar to the way they conduct business? 75% say that golf demonstrates one's level of competitiveness and motivation. 73% said golf gives you time to get to know the person's true character. 67% said a person who cheats at golf would probably cheat in business and 57% said a hot head on the golf course is typically someone who is also bad tempered in the office.
-- 43% of executives surveyed say that if more women played golf, they'd succeed more in business.
-- 92% say that golf is a good way to relieve business stress."
"Deal-Making Duffers
-- 43% of execs say that some of their biggest business deals have been done on the golf course.
-- So when is the best time to bring up business while golfing? More than 50% say the 19th hole is the right time to talk business. 22% said the back nine was the best time to bring up business.
-- Don't skip the 19th hole when golfing with business associates. 81.3% of executives said that the 19th hole was very or somewhat important when doing business on the golf course.
-- And, while business begins on the golf course, most deals are closed a few days after a round of golf (81%)." |
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Toll Free - 1-866-205-2247
Phone - 561-351-8431
Email Address - [email protected]
Submit Your Request on Our Contact
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