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Forget fancy dinners and rounds of golf, the real way to score points with clients is to take them zip gliding.

Some pro golfers complained that this year's U.S. Open course was too hard. They should have focused on playing better.

There is no such thing as a perfect round of golf, just like there has never been a business that went flawlessly from launch to profitability.

Working hard? Find the ultimate in relaxation at your home away from home with the help of these luxe services.

Tyler Sullivan is on a quest to redesign the golf driver.

Another glaring example of how companies miss the mark on marketing and customer loyalty campaigns.

One woman has found success hosting business meetings at nail salons.

Are there Twitter mulligans? The Golf Channel wants to know after it tried and failed with a Tweet commemorating the March on Washington.

Advice from two bike-friendly companies on how to boost morale and productivity with an easy switch.

After years of struggle, the golf cap company stands out in a crowded market with a customized approach to selling.

TGA takes the country club out of a country club sport.

In just six years, the evil spawn of monsters and mini-golf has lumbered its way to 26 franchises in 12 states.

Being ecofriendly doesn't mean you don't have a great product.

Tips on improving your business golf game.

For Scott Dickinson, diving for dollars is par for the course.