A recent article in the New York Times carried the alarming headline that “More Americans Are Giving Up Golf,” mainly because people just don't have the time anymore to lollygag around the course when there is real WORK to be done–most often over the Web. But what about the insurance industry, which historically has conducted so much business with clubs in their hands? Is this trend not alarming?
(To read the full New York Times story, click here.)
The numbers are stark. According to the article:
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