Golf Business Review
Every Tuesday and Friday Morning, We Bring You the Ten-Minute Summary of What Happened Last Week in the Golf Industry While you Were Golfing.
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GBR Friday | Presidents Cup $175M Economic Impact: Could 10 Straight U.S. Wins Limit Its Commercial Growth? (opens the original)
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HOW TO PARTNER WITH US: If you are interested in contributing to and strengthening our content offering as a partner, company, or institution, we would be pleased to hear from you at tom@golfbusinessreview.com.Hello GBR,Today’s GBR leads with the Presidents Cup at Medinah, where the projected $175 million economic impact sits alongside a very different number: 10 consecutive U.S. victories. Our Big Read asks whether competitive uncertainty has a commercial value of its own.In a full edition of G
GBR Tuesday | 15 U.S. Venues for Pitch, 94 Years of Golf Lost to Weather, and a Push for Change at the Presidents Cup (opens the original)
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HOW TO PARTNER WITH US: If you are interested in contributing to and strengthening our content offering as a partner, company, or institution, we would be pleased to hear from you at tom@golfbusinessreview.com.Hello GBR,Welcome to the latest edition. If I were to sum up today’s edition, it shows how many different parts of the golf business are moving at once.Off-course operators are expanding, technology companies are rebuilding their platforms, and course operators are being offered new AI-dri
GBR Friday | Two Thirds of Club Managers Would Consider Switching Software Providers, $49 Million Lines Up Behind East Potomac, and the Cost of Rebuilding a Course Doubles (opens the original)
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HOW TO PARTNER WITH US: If you are interested in contributing to and strengthening our content offering as a partner, company, or institution, we would be pleased to hear from you at tom@golfbusinessreview.com.Good morning GBR community,Most American public golf facilities no longer have a cash problem. The National Golf Foundation reported this month that nearly three-quarters rate their financial position good or excellent, against roughly a quarter calling themselves financially unhealthy in
GBR Tuesday | U.S. GOLF FINANCES HIT A MULTI-DECADE HIGH, SAN FRANCISCO FACES A $4.9M LOSS, AND THE PGA TOUR SETS ITS 2028 RULES (opens the original)
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HOW TO PARTNER WITH US: If you are interested in contributing to and strengthening our content offering as a partner, company, or institution, we would be pleased to hear from you at tom@golfbusinessreview.com.Hello GBR,Today’s newsletter opens with a striking contrast in the economics of golf. National Golf Foundation research says U.S. course finances are at their strongest in decades, yet San Francisco is reviewing a municipal golf system facing a projected $4.9 million deficit. Elsewhere, cl
GBR Friday | The Line Team USA Is Playing In at Bernardus, Roosendaal Rebuilds Around Inrange, and Los Cabos Gets an 11-Hole Par-3 with Two Pins on Every Green (opens the original)
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HOW TO PARTNER WITH US: If you are interested in contributing to and strengthening our content offering as a partner, company, or institution, we would be pleased to hear from you at tom@golfbusinessreview.com.Good morning GBR community,The Solheim Cup is under way at Bernardus this morning, and the United States is playing in a women’s range that went on sale eight months ago. Tuesday’s edition carried the uniforms and the supplier behind them; today, with the line on the course, we open the pa
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