The stuff that golf dreams are made of ... hackers of the world unite

Article Abstract:

Companies are now sponsoring golf competitions that allow amateurs to display their talents and win prize money of over $A425. The Australian Golf Union's recognition of these competitions allows the players to retain their amateur status while enjoying professional level courses. Some of these competitions are the Holden Scramble, World Amateur Championship in south Carolina and Jaguar's World Golf Tournament.

Competitions

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New business links are par for the golf course

Article Abstract:

Golf courses are becoming the new place to network and discuss business strategies and deals in the new century. The comfortable, leisurely environment puts people on a equal level and lends itself to creating relaxed business discussions.

Australia, Innovations, Corporate culture, Businesspeople, Networks (Associations, institutions, etc.)

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Golf online keeps off-course players buying

Article Abstract:

Australia's most popular golf web site is pgatour.com.au, which has recorded nearly 2 million individual page scrolls since its inception in January 2000.

Information services, Recreation, World Wide Web

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