While rounds on a national level are relatively level year-over-year, there’s been some significant swings based on geography… and weather.

Play on a national level was relatively stable for March 2023, a normalization for what’s been one of the most inconsistent months for U.S. rounds in recent years.

Despite significant weather-related swings in a number of golf-rich regions, February play was down only minimally compared to a year ago.

Several regions in the Frostbelt saw far less snow than January of 2022, yielding more playable days and a boost in play to kick off the year.

One year after an unseasonably warm December yielded strong end-of-year play totals, national rounds to close out the final month of 2022 saw a fairly significant year-over-year drop. Find out how much:

Thanks to less-than-favorable golf weather in many parts of the country, November rounds were down notably compared to a year ago.