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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2009 · 37 MIN

Proposed Golf Tax and Report from Golf Industry Show

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ForeCalifornia.com is where to find more information, get involved and let our Governator know that singling out golf for a usage tax on recreational activities is wrong. Bob Bouchier, Executive Director of the California Alliance for Golf is leading the fight against this proposal and shares the details of the movement. We are also joined by Henry Mohr who provides a report from the 2009 Golf Industry Show in New Orleans. This is an annual meeting for golf course owners, managers and superintendents. There's a new discussion posted this week on our GOLF SMARTER group at facebook.com, join the conversation, share your thoughts, videos, and photos. This week's quote is provided by Chris Coughlin; "There are two things you can learn by stopping your back-swing at the top and checking the position of your hands: how many hands you have, and which one is wearing the glove." * Send us your favorite golf quote to use at the end of the program. We'll give you credit, too. Click on "Hey Fred" at GolfSmarter.com and use "Quote" as your subject. * Let us know what you thought of this program and the content of GOLF SMARTER. We read and respond to your feedback.

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