Most Improved Golf Course of Year competition now accepting nominations

Golf Inc. announced that it is accepting nominations for the Most Improved Golf Course of the Year competition.

This competition recognizes the golf facilities that improved their operations the most in the prior year. Last year the competition was named the Golf Course Operator of the Year.

“We are focusing the competition on the facility this year, in recognition that it takes a team to improve the operations at a golf course or club,” said Jack Crittenden, Editor In Chief of Golf Inc. “The criteria is still the same and we will recognize the top operator at the winning facilities.”

There are four categories — private club, daily fee, municipal and resort. Each has slightly different criteria. Applications are due Sept. 23 and there is no fee to enter.

Judges will look for the courses or clubs that improved their value proposition the most in the past year. For private clubs, this is often related to number of members or member satisfaction; for daily fee, this is related to number of rounds, events and other revenue generation; for municipal it is usually based on the value to the community; for resort, it is related to number of hotel nights and rounds.

Honorees will be published in the November/December issue of Golf Inc. To receive and entry packet, please email Jack@cypressmagazines.com.

Jack Crittenden
Jack Crittenden
Jack Crittenden is an award-winning journalist with more than 35 years of news experience. He has run Golf Inc. magazine since 1998, serving as Editor-in-Chief for most of that time. Crittenden is CEO of Crittenden Research, a media company in the law, real estate and medical liability insurance industries. He grew up in California and graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in public administration, specializing in urban planning. He graduated from American University’s Washington College of Law. He has run his company since 1991.

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