Bob Fry Tells Club Golf Pros What's Important
- 1. He must be a good professional instructor and know the fundamentals and mechanics of the golf swing.
- 2. He must be a good merchandiser and stock his shop to the satisfaction of club members.
- 3. He must be familiar with every phase of golf activity at his club and must understand tournament operations.
- 4. He must be a public relations man for his club.
- 5. He must have knowledge of the golf course, and the many problems connected with it.
- 6. He must understand the problems of the club manager and give him all possible cooperation.
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