Dom O'Byrne

Tag: golf business

Sir Alex Ferguson and Des Tutu

You would have been proud of me, Dear Reader. My left brain was kvetching and boiling with guilt about not posting the minimum recommended once weekly blog, right brain countered that followers already deluged with blogs, tweets and e-nuggets of questionable import had earned time out. So I posted nothing. I scoured the golf news…

Golf Lessons for the Hard-of-Thinking

Thirteen years in the golf industry and I never encountered James McCormick. Along the way, I did indeed meet crackpot inventors, gullible fools, hopeful dreamers, nasty bastards and outright charlatans among a lot of thoroughly decent and gifted people. McCormick is in a league of his own, though… Golf Equipment makes a lot of money,…

What’s important

Between 2002 and 2008 we enjoyed (seriously enjoyed) boom time in golf. We’ll do figures later, but this has been like a siege. Clients and suppliers have generally managed to get by. But more importantly, they have given credit for products and services way beyond what is reasonable. When the good times return, we’ll look back…