St Andrews, Scotland: New participation figures confirm that Asia is the leading region for adults playing golf among R&A affiliated regions and also highlight the current participation boom in the sport.
Pune, India: The global golf equipment market is expected to be valued at US$8.9 billion in 2026 and projected to reach US$12.9 billion by 2033 with the Asia-Pacific region being a prime driver.
Edinburgh, Scotland: Shot Scope, an industry leader in golf technology and performance data, has launched The Women’s Game, By The Numbers, an eBook dedicated to female golfers.
Connecticut, United States: Arccos Golf, the world’s largest on-course tracking system and a leader in connected AI golf products, has released the 2026 edition of its Annual Driving Distance Report.
Kansas, United States: Shot-tracking and distance measuring brand Garmin has published its latest Trends in Golf Data Report, highlighting overall trends from Garmin golfers worldwide in 2025.
Atlanta, United States: Old Tom Capital has released its 2026 Golf Industry Outlook, arguing that golf is entering a new phase of institutional interest.
St Andrews, Scotland: The R&A has published a new edition of its golf and health report, outlining the physical, social and mental benefits of the sport.
Swindon, England: Power Tee has released its latest report ‘Turn Your Driving Range into a Cash Machine: How to Increase Revenue and Transform Your Range into a Must-Visit Entertainment Destination’.
Florida, United States: Perceptions around the rising cost of golf have become clubhouse chatter as tee sheets and fairways continue to stretch capacity and peak-season tee times.
Florida, United States: Power Tee has released a new special report titled ‘How Golf Facilities Can Dramatically Reduce Turf Maintenance Costs at Driving Ranges’.
London, England: Insights agency The Gather Collective has published a new industry report urging golf businesses to rethink where the sport’s most immediate growth opportunities lie.
London, England: Golf performance tracking and data analytics company Shot Scope’s Annual Golf Performance Report analyses upward of 74 million shots hit by amateur golfers in 124 countries.