NGF Research Snapshot: Professional Golf Instruction
The NGF has a forthcoming report that examines golf’s instruction market, featuring estimates of the overall market size and an in-depth look at who is taking lessons and where they go.
NGF research finds that approximately 17 percent of golfers took some form of professional golf instruction last year, either individual or in groups, and in person or online.
The latest snapshot infographic takes a closer look at how avidity — particularly how often one plays — influences the likelihood of taking lessons.
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