New On-Ramps Help Boost Golf Participation

Even with the pandemic boost, the number of golfers playing the traditional, green-grass game is approximately the same as when Tiger Woods turned pro in the mid-1990s. That’s not at all to minimize a noteworthy gain of approximately 6% over the past several years. But as we’re looking more broadly at the game’s evolution and its overall participant base, the total number of on- and off-course golfers in the U.S. has risen to record levels because of the emergence and continued growth of non-traditional forms of the game. As detailed in this Fortnight post, there will ...