Sunshine CC is planning a promotional activity to introduce a new player engagement program for attracting new senior players, consisting of three lessons followed by a three-hole scramble after each lesson. What is missing from this program?

Sunshine CC is planning a promotional activity to introduce a new player engagement program for attracting new senior players, consisting of three lessons followed by a three-hole scramble after each lesson. What is missing from this program?

• A. Orientation tour of the facility
• B. Three-hole scramble after each lesson
• C. Additional lesson
• D. Guest speaker

Answer: (A)

When bringing in new senior players, onboarding and familiarization with the club are crucial to make them feel comfortable and capable of engaging fully. The plan already includes three instructional lessons with a social component afterward, which supports skill development and camaraderie. What’s missing is an orientation tour of the facility. A guided tour helps newcomers understand the course layout, practice areas, clubhouse, amenities, scheduling, and procedures, so they can navigate confidently and feel welcomed from the start. Without this tour, participants may know what to do in lessons but not feel integrated into the club environment, which can hinder long-term engagement. The other options would add elements beyond onboarding or duplicate what’s already included, whereas the orientation tour directly supports smooth transition into club life.

When bringing in new senior players, onboarding and familiarization with the club are crucial to make them feel comfortable and capable of engaging fully. The plan already includes three instructional lessons with a social component afterward, which supports skill development and camaraderie. What’s missing is an orientation tour of the facility. A guided tour helps newcomers understand the course layout, practice areas, clubhouse, amenities, scheduling, and procedures, so they can navigate confidently and feel welcomed from the start. Without this tour, participants may know what to do in lessons but not feel integrated into the club environment, which can hinder long-term engagement. The other options would add elements beyond onboarding or duplicate what’s already included, whereas the orientation tour directly supports smooth transition into club life.