New York, United States: A new study reveals that next-generation golfers often describe their current food and beverage options as ‘inconvenient’, ‘unreliable’, and ‘uninspired’.
Virginia, United States: A landmark study reveals the vast economic impact that private clubs have across the United States.
St Andrews, Scotland: Greenkeepers can influence The R&A’s Golf Course 2030 programme through a survey designed to identify needs for future sustainable turf management.
California, United States: The National Golf Foundation’s latest research on golf participation trends in the US reveals that interest in the game is continuing to grow at record levels.
St Andrews, Scotland: The R&A has announced new participation figures that show an increase of more than three million adult golfers playing the sport.
Florida, United States: In a recent National Golf Foundation survey of golf course operators, almost two-thirds indicated their courses were ‘at’ or ‘near’ playing capacity.
Florida, United States; At the mid-way point of 2024, rounds in the United States were trending 2% ahead of the mid-year total from 2023.
London, England: Rain and England’s run in the European Championships caused a decrease in golf rounds in Great Britain in the second quarter, according to Sporting Insights.
Florida, United States: A new, six-page National Golf Foundation report seeks to quantify the impact on golf of the ‘Covid Era’.
London, England: The average monthly number of rounds played per course in England, Wales and Scotland dropped to 1,385 in the first quarter of 2024.
