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1) yardage
2) terrain
3) climate
4) cart path construction |
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| Four characteristics of a golf course to consider when choosing a golf car |
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| how many cars per 9 holes is recommended? |
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| pros - light weight, need less storage space, unlimited turnarounds, better for hills |
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| no emissions, requires less maintenance, quieter engines, heaver weight for smoother rides |
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| pros of electric powered cars |
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| look at similar golf facilities in the area |
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| what is a good way to decide on fleet size? |
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| Reputation, price and terms offered, parts and services available |
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| what should you look at when evaluating a golf car dealer? |
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| As a general rule, how much income should the average car bring in? |
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| operating expenses, interest on loans, leasing charges, indirect costs like storage and car paths |
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| what are some other costs and expenses associated with golf car fleet? |
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| Will owning or leasing give you more control? |
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| fixed rate, skip payment, and escalating |
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| What are the three most common leasing types? |
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| which leasing type would a new start up facility favor? |
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| which leasing type would a new start up facility favor? |
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| PGA credit union, golf car dealer, bank; savings loan |
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| Three possible sources for financing golf cars |
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| The popularity of golf, and renting golf cars is not a sellers market |
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| two factors that have kept the price increases down are... |
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| golf car fleet operations have high fixed costs and low variable costs.....true or false |
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| increasing your rates does not necessarily mean more profits....true or false |
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| an increase in golf car popularity has created a price increase |
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| increase trade in value, longer life span for most of the cars, fewer breakdowns, lower servicing and repair costs |
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| Rotating a fleet will.... |
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| everyone should sign a car rental agreement..no exceptions......true or false |
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| The "H" system is like the what? |
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| In the event of an accident...what is first priority? |
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unsafe vehicles
careless drivers
unsafe grounds |
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| 3 most common causes of golf car accidents |
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| an insurance policy with liability and property damage on it |
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| what is one way to lower insurance costs |
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| what is the foundation for a preventative maintenance program |
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1) self maintenance; employ your own
2) pay golf car rep tech's by the hour
3) service contract from local rep |
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| what are the three basic options for maintaining golf cars |
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| true or false..... the more responsibilities and financial risk you assume, the greater your share of golf car income will be |
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1)pay the owners a percentage of the revenue
2) pay a lump sum over an agreed upon period
3) offer a set figure per car over an agreed upon time |
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| when a professional owns the fleet, what are three approaches to sharing the car rental income with the facility owners |
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1)privately owned golf cars are permitted on the course
2) facility has a heavy tournament load
3) cars are required at all times |
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| three things to affect the number of golf cars a facility will need |
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attractive cars in good condish
competitive prices
emphasis on customer service and satisfaction
proper preventative maintenance,repair, and storage |
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| good characteristics of a well run fleet |
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