Tommo21
Tour Winner
Golf Club Manager.Great job,tough at times during the current economic climate but it's a great way to spend a working week.
You n Crawford do the same job then.......
Golf Club Manager.Great job,tough at times during the current economic climate but it's a great way to spend a working week.
You n Crawford do the same job then.......
That is two different things. Asking what someone does for a living is general polite conversation. What someone earns is no one elses business.
Can't understand what the problem is with knowing what someone does for a living. Might just come in handy if you are looking for someone in that profession. At my club I have used the services of at least three members, who I wouldn't have if I didn't know what they did.
Personally never judge someone by what they do, and certainly not by what they earn.
Insurance underwriter
I agree it is polite conversation when perhaps out on the course or at the pub etc. with someone new. But on a golf forum (or any online forum) I'm happy to stick with golf chat. However it is good to see a healthy broad range of occupations that makes great marketing info for Golf Monthly!
If it helps I used to work for Everton in the days of Duncan Disorderly and still support them. Also managed to brainwash my son enough for him to be really pleased at getting an Everton top for xmas :thup:
I am the sales manager for Scotland and the Islands for Stihl/Viking. I love the job but it has come at a price with me having to give up my golf membership because I only played 5 times last year. I spend my time covering the country talking about chainsaws ... it's hardly work is it.
Oh, and I am off to Germany on Monday for 4 days with some dealer to eat drink and be merry.
Who do you work for?
I agree it is polite conversation when perhaps out on the course or at the pub etc. with someone new. But on a golf forum (or any online forum) I'm happy to stick with golf chat. However it is good to see a healthy broad range of occupations that makes great marketing info for Golf Monthly!
blimey, it's not like he's asking how long your **** is :d
Air Traffic Engineer, fix radars, navigation, and landing systems. Also fix Air Traffic Control Communication systems, don't work at a major airport but on an Army Air Corp station in Suffolk that flies the Apache heliopter.
Blimey, it's not like he's asking how long your **** is
I don't have to answer that as your wife......... I'll stop there.