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The Future Of Canadian Golf Is In Your Hands
As much as many people dislike participating in surveys---giving away our personal thoughts for free so others can profit from the answers---here is one survey you may appreciate and it comes with the potential of a great prize.
The National Allied Golf Association (NAGA), a coalition of Canada's national golf associations, is conducting a study to better understand golf's economic impact on Canada's economy
The survey closes Saturday Feb. 14th and in order to get as comprehensive a sample size as possible, the NAGA is looking to recruit as many respondents as possible.
In appreciation for participating and completing a questionnaire, all respondents will be entered into a draw for two weekend passes to the 2009 RBC Canadian Open, the 100th playing of Canada's Open golf championship.
By filling out the survey, your information will help NAGA measure the economic impact of golf in Canada, which in turn, will further help to promote the game. As part of this study, NAGA needs to know how often you play golf, as well as what golf activities and products you purchase.
The online survey is available at:
NATIONAL ALLIED GOLF ASSOCIATION -- SURVEY
The draw for two weekend passes to the playing of Canada's Open golf championship, are valid from anywhere in Canada and includes airfare, shared accommodations, car rental and tickets to the RBC Canadian Open at Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ont. from July 23-26th, 2009. (Estimated value $2,000; cannot be redeemed for cash).
The questionnaire and contest will close on Saturday February 14th, 2009.
To take the survey and help the game so many of us enjoy CLICK HERE
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