Summary
AS the recession hits golf clubs and with membership figures on the decline, costs rising and signs of many places in crisis, who would want to buy a failed golf club at this time? The answer is Cheshire businessman Andrew Vaughan, the new owner of High Legh, one of the many clubs opened in the 1990s, created out of farm land in the boom years for golf.
Some say Britain finished with just too many golf clubs. Certainly the recession has been hitting the leisure industry hard and High Legh, near Knutsford, became one of the many casualties, placed in administration before Vaughan arrived with high hopes, a recovery plan and, of course, the necessary funds.See the full content of this document
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Modern Way of Thinking to Change Golf's Bogey Record
So why should he succeed where others have failed? He was impressed by the quality of the course and a modern clubhouse. Also he found a modern attitude within the membership and those look...
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