How to Get a Job in Golf Sales
Many people may see a career in golf as a niche market, but career opportunities in this field may be more abundant than you think. If you are passionate about golf, are looking to make that leap into a new career and have the personality of a true salesperson, then perhaps it's time you go for the green with a new career in golf sales.
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Prepare for a Career in Golf
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As with any sales job, production knowledge is key. Get to know all of the different brands of golf clubs and equipment available in today's market.
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Familiarize yourself with your area's most popular golf courses, as well as other great courses the world has to offer.
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Become a member of a local country club in order to network with other golfers who may later require your expertise or services.
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Business cards will give you the professional edge all golfers and salespeople strive for. Create personalized business cards with a golf theme.
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Make sure to show the same enthusiasm for golf during interviews as you show on your resume. Update your resume, making sure to highlight any and all golf knowledge and sales experience you have had in the past.
Where to Apply
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Privatized golf shops can be great launch pads to getting your golf career started. Visit local area golf course pro shops and driving ranges, always making sure to speak with the shop's owner or manager and leave your resume.
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Apply to any local sporting goods stores and department stores with a golf section.
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Visit the career sections of golf brand and store websites. The careers link can typically be found at the bottom of the page.
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References
- Photo Credit Golf image by Vanessa van Rensburg from Fotolia.com golf clubs image by itsallgood from Fotolia.com Business Card image by Biro from Fotolia.com sales manager checking the sales image by Peter Baxter from Fotolia.com Golf Shop Sign image by cydandruss from Fotolia.com
