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Andy Brown of The Toro Company explores how teamwork and communication within your core management team can improve the player experience and course operations. This article is the first in a series provided by The Toro Company on \u201cWhat Matters Most\u201d for golf courses and the success of their day-to-day operations.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

It\u2019s sometimes easy to forget, but a golf course is a business \u2014 and like any business, its success depends on customers who keep coming back. Proactive communication with members on what\u2019s happening on the course is key in keeping them happy. To achieve such a level of proactive communication requires effective teamwork, and as a management team, that\u2019s exactly what the course greenkeeper, general manager and director of golf\/PGA professional must do. Together, you form a \u201ctriangle\u201d of communication with each member playing a critical role in the overall success of the operation.<\/p>\n

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Why Communication Matters<\/strong><\/p>\n

First and foremost, you need to present a united message to your players and members when course conditions or maintenance may potentially affect their experience. It\u2019s important to explain clearly what\u2019s happening and why before they experience it for themselves. This will help you manage their expectations, reduce complaints and ultimately maintain their satisfaction.<\/p>\n

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In addition, by educating each other about what is happening and why on your course, each member of the management team will build a stronger knowledge base. The more you know, the more empowered you will be to take on new responsibilities and take part in course management decisions if your role changes in the future.<\/p>\n

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Keys to Staying Informed<\/strong><\/p>\n

As a management team, you\u2019re all working toward the same goal: the ongoing success of the course. It only makes sense to work together, and here are a few tips to do that effectively:<\/p>\n

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