COURSES IN ECONOMICS

From green fees to equipment, to tourism and television, the game of golf plays a wide-ranging role in the American economy. To determine the size and scope of this impact, SRI International conducted an extensive study in 2002 on behalf of GOLF 20/20.

Collectively, the golf goods and services in America accounted for more than $62.2 billion in the year 2000. This significant sum came from the array of industries interrelated by the game—the “golf cluster.” To learn about the golf cluster and the diverse industries that compose it, download the full report below.

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