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What on Earth Does That Mean? Golf Marketing
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By Yukari ·
Since the pandemic, the gym I use has either been closed or limited to 25% (now 10%) capacity. In order to be able to workout, you have to call and make a reservation. I did that up until November, when it became harder to reserve a workout time. So I ended up buying a home gym set with weights, cage, and a bench. Now I workout at home without any hassle of putting on a mask, making reservations, and wiping down the equipments. Anyone else end up buying a home gym set due to Covid? -
By Yukari ·
I never understood why people do that, especially on a golf course where a large amount of fertilizer is often used. Besides, that is just disgusting no matter where one does it. -
By Yukari ·
TLDR; Who here can actually say they did not yell something inappropriate when they got mad? Granted JT should always presume he is on camera when playing in a tournament. But let's be serious, I normally don't swear and don't like people who do just for the sake of swearing. But when I get mad or upset, I will be the first one to say something inappropriate. IMHO, it's just a human nature. I think JT said it without thinking. Maybe that's what he says when he is upset. When I am upset, I say "D@mn it!" Just my choice of word when upset. I wouldn't take anything from anyone who is upset. -
By billchao ·
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By ChetlovesMer ·
That was a very well thought out and intelligently formulated response. Of course, I know that marketing departments have to kneel to the legal departments. I remember a similar case study about the use of the word "whitening" in toothpaste ads or on the packaging. Incidentally, P&G was smack in the middle of that one, but this time came out on top. I can still giggle at them though. "Oh man, I have to run out to Golf Galaxy and get the new Taylormade irons!" .... "Haven't you heard? They have improved playability!" ... "I've been saying for years that I wish somebody would improve the playability of my irons!" Interestingly enough, "Improved Workability" was often used quite a lot in the article. I kind of feel like I know what that means though. When I see "Improved Workability" I hear "Less Forgiving".
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