Study says golf-obsessed CEOs bad for business
Despite the notion that big business deals are done on the golf course, a new statistical study suggests the more time a chief executive officer spends playing golf, the less profitable his or her company is.
The statistical analysis, based on a sample of 363 golfing chief executives in the United States, concludes that companies with CEOs who played more than 22 rounds of golf a year “have lower operating performance and firm values.”
OTOH, maybe we should be thankful that he does spend so much time on the golf course...
He has succeeded in "fundamentally transforming" America. The changes he has made can never be undone.
Remember Rush's infamous comment "I hope he fails!"?
