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In a mid-year survey of operators at golf resorts and destination properties, more than half indicated that advance bookings and expected travel rounds (not local play) are or are expected to be ahead of 2022 levels.
In addition, both are pacing well ahead of pre-pandemic levels, as anticipated.
Read MoreDid you know there are more golf-related resorts in the U.S. than the total number of golf courses in 99% of other countries. There are almost 1,200 in total, which for context is almost twice as many as the nationwide number of Costco locations.
Our research reveals that approximately 12% of annual rounds have a tourism component, meaning golfers traveled 50-or-more miles from home to play at least one round of golf. This includes both overnight stays and day trips.
Currently, online search activity for golf trips and vacations are at some of the highest measured levels (at least in the history …
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Read MoreThe annual tally of golf course closures in the U.S. dropped again last year. Which raises the question: Has supply and demand finally returned to a reasonably balanced state?
Read MoreAnnual summary report of golf participation in the U.S., including various segments.
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Read MoreGolfMAP is one of the most robust data-driven analytical tools available to NGF members, delivering detailed information about golf micro-economies across the country. Here’s a look at how GolfMAP works and how it can help your bottom line.
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