Top 20 Reasons Players Quit a Golf Club

1. High cost: The cost of membership and green fees can be a major deterrent for players, especially if they do not play frequently.
2. Limited availability: Players may be discouraged by the limited availability of tee times, especially during peak hours or on weekends.
3. Poor course conditions: Players may be disappointed by the poor condition of the course, such as poor greens or unkempt fairways.
4. Slow play: Players may become frustrated by slow play and the long rounds that result from it.
5. Lack of social atmosphere: Players may feel that the club lacks a social atmosphere and that there are not enough opportunities to interact with other members.
6. Poor customer service: Players may be put off by poor customer service, such as unhelpful staff or a lack of attention to their needs.
7. Limited amenities: Players may feel that the club lacks sufficient amenities, such as a pro shop or a restaurant.
8. Distance from home: Players may find that the club is too far from their home to be convenient.
9. Lack of events or activities: Players may feel that the club lacks events or activities that would make it more engaging and fun.
10. No practice facilities: Players may be disappointed by the lack of practice facilities, such as a driving range, short game area or a putting green.

11. No tournaments or competitions: Players may feel that the club lacks opportunities for tournaments or competitions, which can make the game more exciting.

12. No lessons or coaching: Players may be put off by the lack of lessons or coaching opportunities, which can be an important aspect of the game.

13. No junior or beginner programs: Players may be discouraged by the lack of programs for juniors or beginners, which can be an important aspect of growing the game.

14. Limited course variety: Players may become bored with the limited course variety, and may seek out a club with more diverse options.

15. The course is too hard for them: The course is too long or tough and they become frustrated that they never play well there.

16. No online booking system: Players may find it hard to book tee times, as the club does not have an online booking system, which makes it more difficult for players to schedule their rounds.

17. No carts or rental clubs: Players may be put off by the lack of carts or rental clubs, which can make it more difficult for players to enjoy the game.

18. Lack of diversity and inclusion: Players may feel that the club lacks diversity and inclusivity and that they don't feel welcome in the club. This includes no one to play with or semi-closed group play. 

19. No Clubhouse or lounge area: Players may feel that the club lacks a comfortable place to relax before or after a round, such as a clubhouse or a lounge area.

20. No discounts for frequent or loyal players: Players may feel that the club does not reward frequent or loyal players with discounts or perks, which can make the game less appealing over time.

What do you think causes most players to quit your club?