Download SLRG’s annual consumer outlook for the golf market reveals trends in golfer attitudes about the state of the game, the future of golf, as well as the outlook for participation and the equipment market in 2018. Results were drawn from surveys with over 1,000 active golfers. More in depth results are also available on a custom basis.
Daily Archives: February 12, 2018
- Perceived slippage in the NFL’s popularity.
- Trends and attitudes on contemporary issues in each of the major sports.
- Fan attitudes on topical issues including fan viewership of ESPN, athletes expressing their social and political views, compensation in college sports. Other topical issues include, concussions, competitive balance in the NBA and the legalization of sports gambling in the U.S.
- Consumer confidence among sports fans and how this will impact their behavior over the coming months.
SLRG 2018 Winter Sports Omnibus
Is available for download here and contains the perspectives of over 1,300 avid sports fans on a wide variety of topics, including:
Speaker’s Corner: ASGCA and Golf Industry Show
SLRG President Jon Last addressed members and guests of the American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) at their annual Partner Breakfast during the recent Golf Industry Show on Wednesday, February 7th in San Antonio, TX. Last provided highlights and implications of SLRG’s recently completed benchmark study with golf course architects, superintendents and facility operators. The research explored issues impacting golf course facility design, re-design and renovation. Highlights of key findings were distributed to assembled guests and media and are available for download, below.
POV: An Evolving Marketing Mix Spells Evolution for Brand Efficacy Measurement
Multiple SLRG studies on the consumer purchase journey across our verticals of concentration, have revealed that the adoption of social and digital marketing platforms are in many ways additive, rather than disruptive of traditional media. One implication for sports and leisure marketers is that this messaging fragmentation calls for broader and more targeted communications and […]
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