Category: Business

Golf is big business. The most recent figures shows that the golf economy comes to more than $60 billion. Compare that the movie industry’s $57 billion. That’s bigger than the Gross Domestic Product of Peru, Romania, Ukraine or Morocco. How big has golf become? In 1958, Arnold Palmer was the PGA Tour money leader, with $42,000 in winnings. In 2005, Vijay Singh won a little over a million in just two tournaments. This section is devoted to the business of golf.

The State of Golf

Every January, the President of the United States makes a speech to the US Congress reporting on the "State of the Union." August seems like a good time for a report on the state of golf. Here's an interesting one.
August 24, 2004 |  Category: Business
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Rounds Up In First Quarter

The National Golf Foundation reports that the number of rounds played is up 5.3% in the first quarter.
May 4, 2004 |  Category: Business
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Slazenger Tries To Reestablish Rep

An article on how Slazenger is trying to strengthen its brand name.
May 3, 2004 |  Category: Business
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Callaway Golf Balls Finally Show Profit

Since 2000, Callaway has been losing $20 million a year on its golf ball business, so a 1st quarter profit of $1 million is a big deal. Full story here.
May 2, 2004 |  Category: Business
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