Can Golf Manufacturers Grow The Game?

[Close2thepin]

This is an interesting topic. I think Cobra has the right idea when it comes to marketing their younger pros who kids can better identify with. Rickie and Bryson having a unique style that could draw in those kids who are on the fence. I know local courses have ladies night and leagues, but there's not much in the way of advertising and affordability that would entice them to start. Maybe like a few free lessons to start them off would work to get some interest and buzz generated.

 

It doesn't have to take 4 hours to play 18. I play with people who agree to play ready golf which helps speeds things up. I can play a round with a foursome in about 3 hours 15 mins. Finding little things like this helps to keep it interesting and not drawn out too long.

 

 

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[Shankster]

Not sure if golf is declining overall.

 

The “trick shot” group, urban golf, topngolf, simulation .

 

It just is branching off from the traditional on course play.

 

I mean who doesn't want to go to a bowling alley type place, order a few brews and a pizza. Sounds fun at least one time. Better than waiting for 20 minutes to tee off, with dress codes and all that.

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Not sure if golf is declining overall.

 

The “trick shot” group, urban golf, topngolf, simulation .

 

It just is branching off from the traditional on course play.

 

I mean who doesn't want to go to a bowling alley type place, order a few brews and a pizza. Sounds fun at least one time. Better than waiting for 20 minutes to tee off, with dress codes and all that.

Top golf is a blast. We have one an hour from us and another is opening up this fall that is only 30 minutes