NGCOA – BC Chapter Update download (2)
In September, a British Columbia member brought to (the BC Chapter’s) attention that their facility was deemed offside by their liquor inspector; they were given a warning and were told that a golfer was not permitted to buy an alcoholic beverage inside the clubhouse and take to the golf course as the golfer crossed the liquor red lines while doing so.

New BC Liquor Policy
A patron may purchase a drink in one licensed area at a golf course and take it to another service area at the golf course, as long as the patron takes a direct route between the service areas. This allows patrons to carry liquor between the licensed club house and the licensed playing area.
 
~ Excerpt from Erica Beck, Regional Director, NGCOA Canada – BC Chapter’s email memo today.
 
Memo From the British Columbia Liquor and Licensing Branch
Click here to read the memo, if you like you can scroll to point #14 for a read on how this positively effects the golf industry. 
 
On a personal note, Tara and I were also very happy with points #3 and #4 contained in the memo!
 
We, Jeff and Tara Ciecko of CK Golf write two blogs, one is our 19th Hole Blog where we share personal experiences and the other an Industry Blog where we comment on general business and internet marketing best practices, sales strategies and give golf industry related opinions. We have owned CK Golf  for 9 years and provide marketing, social media and business services to the golf and other industries. As of August 2016 our life and our business will be ‘location independent’. Our 19th Hole Blog is about the places we visit and the things we do. You can also follow our road trip at foodwinetravel.ca/roadtrip. If you have any questions or comments, or happen to be in the same location as us please reach out and contact us anytime.
 

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