- The document discusses zero-based budgeting for golf courses as a model for increased effectiveness and efficiency. It involves setting clear maintenance standards, analyzing labor needs based on tasks, and allocating resources based on current needs rather than historical budgets.
- Key aspects include determining cycle times for routine maintenance tasks, allocating labor hours and dollars to specific job requirements, and managing schedules to maximize productivity and minimize overtime.
- Developing a zero-based budget based on maintenance standards and resource needs provides a transparent budgeting process and allows for continuous improvement.
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1. Zero-Based Golf Course Budgeting: A Model for Increased Effectiveness Michael Vogt, CGCS, CGIA Bill McMahon, Sr., AIA, OAA May 15, 2009
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23. Zero-Based Golf Course Budgeting: A Model for Increased Effectiveness Let Us Help You With Your Golf Course Budgeting Challenges Michael Vogt, CGCS, CGIA Bill McMahon, Sr., AIA, OAA
Editor's Notes
Good afternoon, My name is Mike Vogt. I am a Certified Golf Course Superintendent, and I have 26 years of experience as golf course superintendent, and I have been a GM at a private club in Illinois for 4 years (GMs, I feel your pain). Over the past 8 years I have been working with the protocol of zbb from golf course maintenance. These practical ideas will translate to any area of private club management. I would like to share what I have learned over the years with you through this webinar.
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