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i like the golf course concept. drop me an email, i'd be willing to give it a shot

by noodle 17y ago

dejv 17y ago
I like it too, drop me email too, please.
- fallacy 17y ago
  I'm interested and can dev the mobile side. Email me.
donw 17y ago
Nice pun. I second the golf course idea -- sounds like a good opportunity.
gaustin 17y ago
sign me up too
dpcan 17y ago
This would be great, but keep in mind that this project is more about sales and execution than software development if it's going to be used anywhere. No rock stars required to develop this system, but you'll need a crack-sales-team. This sort of thing may still feel like rocket science to many of your pro-shop guys taking tee times over the phone - and they are probably the gate keepers when it comes to sales and implementation.
- noodle 17y ago
  thats one of the reasons why i like it and wouldn't mind working on it :) its not a complex problem to solve or a timesink project, and that fits appropriately into the bit of free time i have.
bgnm2000 17y ago
love golf, would love to be a part of this and help design the UI/UX feel free to shoot me an e-mail
tboxer854 17y ago
I'd also like to throw my name in to the mix. I've actually been pursuing this idea and have talked to some golf course management companies/golf courses. There are certainly some serious apprehensions I have about the business. It worries me that there is no one out there searching for this and that it would boil down to a 100% cold-calling sales gig. Also, most, if not all, of these golf courses have the worst looking websites, which leads me to believe that there is no one looking after any web presence or anything web-related. This actually touches on a bigger issue which I'd love to discuss. What you have here is a very profitable niche, one in which a few early 90s web companies took over, gobbled up all the market share, and then stopped innovating. I see this in a lot of ignored niches.

i like the golf course concept. drop me an email, i'd be willing to give it a shot

by noodle 17y ago

i like the golf course concept. drop me an email, i'd be willing to give it a shot

dejv 17y ago

I like it too, drop me email too, please.

fallacy 17y ago
I'm interested and can dev the mobile side. Email me.

donw 17y ago

Nice pun. I second the golf course idea -- sounds like a good opportunity.

gaustin 17y ago

sign me up too

dpcan 17y ago

This would be great, but keep in mind that this project is more about sales and execution than software development if it's going to be used anywhere. No rock stars required to develop this system, but you'll need a crack-sales-team. This sort of thing may still feel like rocket science to many of your pro-shop guys taking tee times over the phone - and they are probably the gate keepers when it comes to sales and implementation.

noodle 17y ago
thats one of the reasons why i like it and wouldn't mind working on it :) its not a complex problem to solve or a timesink project, and that fits appropriately into the bit of free time i have.

bgnm2000 17y ago

love golf, would love to be a part of this and help design the UI/UX feel free to shoot me an e-mail

tboxer854 17y ago

I'd also like to throw my name in to the mix. I've actually been pursuing this idea and have talked to some golf course management companies/golf courses. There are certainly some serious apprehensions I have about the business. It worries me that there is no one out there searching for this and that it would boil down to a 100% cold-calling sales gig. Also, most, if not all, of these golf courses have the worst looking websites, which leads me to believe that there is no one looking after any web presence or anything web-related. This actually touches on a bigger issue which I'd love to discuss. What you have here is a very profitable niche, one in which a few early 90s web companies took over, gobbled up all the market share, and then stopped innovating. I see this in a lot of ignored niches.