In business golf, discuss work between the 5th and 15th holes
A quick overview of the etiquette and conversation techniques needed for business golf Check out practical tips for building relationships without mistakes in your first etiquette golf round
Business golf is regarded not simply as a sport, but as a setting for spending a long time together on the move and building relationships. In this article, based on the concerns of an office worker facing their first hosted golf outing, we introduce basic etiquette on the round and a natural flow of conversation.
According to the article, a business meeting at a golf course takes place in a more relaxed atmosphere than in a conference room, creating an opportunity to interact more deeply with the other person. In particular, it advises that workrelated topics are best brought up naturally in the middle of the round, between the 5th hole and the 15th hole, rather than at the beginning.
This piece focuses on practical manners needed in a hosted golf situation where you meet both your boss and a client executive together, covering clothing, positioning, getting into the cart, and other practical etiquette.