Get Your Business on Course

Tiger Woods unveils his new swing this weekend.  He’s spent the last few months, working with a swing coach and overhauling his game.

Here’s your chance to be just like Tiger and unveil and new swing by the end of next week.

Time is running out to sign up for the Get Your Business on Course group lesson with Mary Lou Mulflur from the University of Washington.  The group is limited to 15 people, which guarantees you get 1-on-1 coaching from the long time coach.  Her approach is practical, humorous and effective.

We have only a few slots left for Wednesday’s group lesson.

Make your plans to attention Wednesday October 12^th from 5:30-7pm.  The lesson costs $30/person.  Sign up here and prepare to unveil a new swing next week. http://jen.talksportytome.com/sign-up-for-the-group-golf-lesson-with-mary-lou-mulflur/

I couldn’t believe it.  I wasn’t just hitting the ball – I was driving the ball.  It made a sweet sound of my club, and I was able to stand and admire my shot.  Talk about a huge payoff for just an hour of work with Mary Lou Mulflur.

It didn’t take her long to diagnose the problem with my grip, and get me on the right track.  Her instruction was humorous, helpful and pressure free.  She’s honed her teaching and coaching skills during her 28 years as the head coach of the University of Washington women’s golf team

You heard her speak at Get Your Business on Course and now you have a chance to work with her at the driving range.

Sign up now for a special group lesson with Mary Lou Wednesday October 12th from 5:30-7pm at the UW driving range.  The cost is just $30/person and the instruction you get will pay immediate dividends on the golf course or at the driving range.  Space is limited so don’t wait to sign up. Click to register now.

That was the comment made by a good friend Monday who played golf for the first time in her life.  She was practically shaking when she got to the course, and needed a bit of a pep talk, but by the third hole she was having a blast.   We only played 9 holes but it was enough for her to see a little improvement, hit a couple good shots and get a better grasp on the game.

She’s got natural talent.  Her biggest obstacle?  Herself.  She almost convinced herself she couldn’t do it.  Now she’s ready to take lessons and be more involved in the game.

Golf can be an intimidating sport but don’t let fear get in the way of what could be a valuable business tool.  That was the point of the Get Your Business on Course workshop I hosted in July.  It’s also why Washington golf coach Mary Lou Mulflur signed on to teach a limited group of women October 12th from 5:30-7pm.  Enjoy a group lesson in a relaxed setting with an excellent instructor.   Mark your calendars now and look for more details and registration information to follow.

Thanks to all who attended our first Get Your Business On Course workshop and helped to make this concept a huge success. It was a full house at the Harbor Club in Bellevue last Wednesday where business women came from all over Seattle to learn how to get started in the sport of golf and use it effectively for business development. Keynote presenter Chuck Armstrong, President and Chief Operating Officer of the Seattle Mariners, shared his experiences with the game of golf and advice keeping the right attitude on the golf course.

University of Washington Womens’ Golf Coach, Mary Lou Mulflur, shared the “3 Things You Need To Know About Golf” which can help you to feel comfortable enough to try the game of golf today.  Jen Mueller, ROOT Sports Reporter and founder of Talk Sporty To Me, shared her expert tips for having meaningful conversations on the course that lead to better relationships off the course. (Hint:  It’s not by talking about politics, religion, money, or sex.)

Image Consultant Kim Crumpler told the packed room of Seattle business professionals to “discover their authentic personal brand” and gave them actionable tips to do just that. Our Sales Detective Lori Richardson unveiled opportunities to be involved with the game, even if you don’t golf, and explained how to avoid being “bad salesy“. 

Presenters at the Get Your Business On Course golf workshop on July 27th, 2011 at the Harbor Club in Bellevue: Debbie Whitlock from eWomen Network, Jen Mueller, Chuck Armstrong, Kim Crumpler and Lori Richardson.
(Photo Credit: Amanda Howse Photography)

If you’re interested in trying golf, or using the game of golf to advance your professional career, get involved with Get Your Business On Course.  All of the information presented at the July 27th event, including real expert advice and actionalble check lists and more, is available for purchase now for the low price of $4.99. This incredible value is made possible by our sponsor eWomen Network. Click here or the button below purchase your PDF copy today.

Here is what some of the women have said about this business development workshop: 

We are planning a group lesson at a driving range in October and will pass along details as soon as it’s finalized. We look forward to seeing you soon, and encourage you to connect with through Facebook and Twitter.

Incredible planning and management for this event was provided by Proper Planning Team.

We have been preparing for months to bring you this unique workshop that teaches professional woman how to use golf as a business development tool and it is happening today!  The 3 hour seminar, which is from 1:00pm – 4:00pm at the Harbor Club in Bellevue, will be followed by networking reception with cocktails.  There are still a few spots left, so if you would like learn ways to use golf to Get Your Business On Course, please visit our registration page to sign up now.

Register here and enter the promo code: SPEAKER at checkout to save $10 off the registration cost.

Here are some the highlights you can look forward to at today’s event:

We are pleased to announce our sponsors for the 2011 Get Your Business On Course in Bellevue, Washington!