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Food Franchises - Golf Clubs

  • 25-09-2012 12:22pm
    #1
    toexpress
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    Anyone got any ideas on how I would find a food franchise in a golf club?


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  • #2
    Peterdalkey
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    I sounds rather obvious but contact the secretary/manager of each golf club in the locality that you are interested in working!!


  • #3
    toexpress
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    Peterdalkey wrote: »
    I sounds rather obvious but contact the secretary/manager of each golf club in the locality that you are interested in working!!

    I was thinking of that myself but wasn't sure if that's acceptable

    Cheers :-)


  • #4
    markymark21
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 595 ✭✭✭markymark21


    toexpress wrote: »
    Anyone got any ideas on how I would find a food franchise in a golf club?



    Golf Clubs usually advertise available franchises in the local papers. The time to look is Autumn/ Winter. The reason for this is because this is the quiet season for golf clubs and they are more likely to be looking for caters at this period. Barring some disaster, no club is going to get rid of their caters in the middle of summer!

    With golf club franchises what is the norm is for them to give you a year by year contract. By January if they are happy with your performance you get another year - if not they can turf you out!

    It can be tricky though. You only really have 7-8 busy months if your lucky. In the winter you'll be doing sweet F all.. especially if the club isn't open to the public..Golf clubs have been hit hard in recent years with a lot of caters seeing a steady reduction in turnover over the last 4-5 years

    If you don't mind me asking have you ever worked in golf clubs before?


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