London, England: Golf continues to experience unprecedented demand, but it is yet to persuade the public it’s a game for all, a new social listening report has found.
London, England: After a sluggish start to the year, 2023 rounds played across Great Britain remain well clear of pre-pandemic numbers.
South Carolina, United States: The National Golf Course Owners Association has released the 2024 Golf Industry Compensation and Benefits Report.
London, England: As living costs rise around the world, golfers are likely to become pickier about what clubs, balls, and digital devices they buy and how often they replace them.
Birmingham, England: The PGA of GB&I has embarked on research which aims to define the future of golf by uncovering the evolving dynamics of golf participation.
Florida, United States: Golf Datatech has introduced the sixth edition of its comprehensive study covering the Distance Measuring Device market in the United States.
St Andrews, Scotland: The R&A has announced new participation figures that show an additional 10 million adults are playing the sport worldwide since 2016.
Florida, United States: Custom fitting of golf clubs continues to gain in popularity as a new study shows that golfers are highly satisfied with their fitting experience.
Cambridge, England: Golf needs to ‘speak up’ on sustainability and communicate positive case studies and stories, says a study commissioned by Syngenta.
London, England: Sporting Insights has announced plans to undertake a major research project into the golf apparel market.
Dundee, Scotland: Golfers with disabilities are being invited to take part in a new academic study aimed at gathering insights into the sport’s effect on quality of life and life satisfaction.
Sydney, Australia: After another year of significant club membership growth, Golf Australia’s 2021/22 Participation Report has revealed that more than 2.7 million Australians play golf.