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Examining Golf Engagement Further ‘Off-Course’
While not included in off-course participation measures, mini golf, VR golf and video games see notable growth
Topics: Business Management, Facility Management, Green-Grass Facility, Specialized Services
Posted: December 18, 2025
When our NGF researchers categorize “off-course golf participation,” the definition considers participants who are swinging a real golf club and hitting a real golf ball…
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