Just a sport that can be equally frustrating to all regardless of skill level, with ample amounts of downtime in between shots to talk - and, just as important, to get a gauge of just who exactly you’re playing with. No wonder as many as 90% of business executives have taken up the game, seeing it as a way to unwind while also making connections far away from the formality of an office setting. So it’s not a coincidence that most Fortune 500 CEOs believe golf has helped their career. president over the last century has put a tee in the ground with Secret Service, advisors, allies, rivals - and occasionally an agenda - in tow. Morgan after a round at The Saint Andrew’s Golf Club in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York in the early 1900s.
Steel magnate Andrew Carnegie agreed to a merger between his company with one led by J.P.
But the golf course’s reputation as a safe space where business can get done and careers - professional, political or otherwise - can be forever altered is hardly new.
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