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**Fiipolera** · 04-21-2010, 05:04 PM

For me, because I would invest a lot of time and money in travel, I would prefer that the outing last longer. I am more likely to come after seeing the results of this one, but I would like the option of staying a couple of extra days to get in more golf. Perhaps it could be set up so some could attend the first day or two and others woudl have a chance to play a few more days afterwards? I would like to bring my wife and the option of a couple of days shopping and/or a spa would attract her to the event. No kids, but if I had em, beachfront hotels would be a nice option. Not having attended the Demo Day in person, I can only speculate, but I always prefer the free for all style over organization. I want to see, feel, smell and use the equipment, not just watch someone else use it. I think this time of year is good, but the middle of winter certainly has its attractions, especially for the snowbound. The rates are higher, but the break from winter would be welcome to many.

It appears everyone had a good time. I wish I could have been there.

C-Tech expressed it very well but I will add a few things. With a longer time maybe have a group outing away from the golf course, like a big bbq or a night out at a comedy club, where we all could get together, members and familes for a day. As for the demo day, I think the way it went this year, from what I could tell was excellent and I would keep that as part of the outing. I know you are pretty set on Florida but I will also toss out places here in the southwest like San Diego, Arizona, Nevada and others that have a warmer climate and quite a variety of things to do and a ton of golf courses to play. I realize going outside of Florida would make things like the demo day more challanging to do but I think it still could work.

04-21-2010, 05:04 PM	#11
Fiipolera Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 429 Senior Member	For me, because I would invest a lot of time and money in travel, I would prefer that the outing last longer. I am more likely to come after seeing the results of this one, but I would like the option of staying a couple of extra days to get in more golf. Perhaps it could be set up so some could attend the first day or two and others woudl have a chance to play a few more days afterwards? I would like to bring my wife and the option of a couple of days shopping and/or a spa would attract her to the event. No kids, but if I had em, beachfront hotels would be a nice option. Not having attended the Demo Day in person, I can only speculate, but I always prefer the free for all style over organization. I want to see, feel, smell and use the equipment, not just watch someone else use it. I think this time of year is good, but the middle of winter certainly has its attractions, especially for the snowbound. The rates are higher, but the break from winter would be welcome to many. It appears everyone had a good time. I wish I could have been there. C-Tech expressed it very well but I will add a few things. With a longer time maybe have a group outing away from the golf course, like a big bbq or a night out at a comedy club, where we all could get together, members and familes for a day. As for the demo day, I think the way it went this year, from what I could tell was excellent and I would keep that as part of the outing. I know you are pretty set on Florida but I will also toss out places here in the southwest like San Diego, Arizona, Nevada and others that have a warmer climate and quite a variety of things to do and a ton of golf courses to play. I realize going outside of Florida would make things like the demo day more challanging to do but I think it still could work.
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