Resources
Why The Best Clubs Continue to Rely on McMahon Groups Specialize Services
Watch this video of Bill McMahon Sr., Chairman of McMahon Group.
Year-Round Club Opportunities – The Holy Grail for Country Club Success
In country club after country club and even for golf clubs, the next generation of members want more than a seasonal club offering. Clubs have an entire staff they pay all year, so the fixed costs of offering more than the outdoor, seasonal offerings of golf, tennis and swimming can be reasonably expanded with very little additional cost.
Top 10 Reasons to Consider a Membership Survey
Receiving timely feedback from members is an essential component of a successful club. Whether it’s been 2 or 20 years since your last survey, reasons why it may be time to survey your members again…
Strategic Planning Refresher – A Road Map to Success For Your Club
At the start of 2020, Athens Country Club (ACC) embarked on an ambitious $8 million remodeling project that reflected the club’s mission statement to “continually provide members and their families a superior club experience…”
McMahon’s Insights For Approving Major Projects
The process must begin right and end right with good communications. Every project should begin with the membership survey that assures members’ ownership and support…
Open the Gates, Here They Come.
Gated community clubs are benefiting from a combination of powerful forces that will prove to be both transformative and enduring. This is the time for leaders to reinvent and reinvest so they can position their clubs and communities to blossom over the next decade.
Have you Taken the Temperature of Your Members Lately?
Navigating the pandemic and adapting to its ever-changing horizon, has certainly been difficult. But those who will prevail are those who continue to rise to the challenge, listen to their members and provide quality, consistency, and value.
Why McMahons 1200+ Surveys Are Beneficial to Club Managers
Watch this video of Tom Strutz, Senior Vice President of McMahon Group.
Getting Members out of Their House and to the Club Will be the Newest Form of Competition Facing Your Club and the Broader Industry
Life is no longer segmented into the neat parcels it once was. Rather than serving as a destination where members go to get away from the world, the clubhouse of the future should be an oasis where members go any time of the day or week to socialize, dine, play and recreate.