"Golf is a game for all. It’s a fun, recreational activity for millions of people of all ages, genders and ethnic backgrounds. Nearly 70% of Bay State golf courses are open to public play."
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The Massachusetts works directly with 376 golf courses located across the state which provide service to more than 84,000 golfers who recorded 2 million rounds of golf in 2012 alone. That figure does not count the thousands of additional golfers who play occasionally or do not record a score. In total, nearly 70% of the golf courses in the Bay State are open for public play.
In addition, there are countless programs run by both organizations and PGA golf professionals that are aimed at providing opportunity for females, juniors, seniors, veterans, families and those with disabilities.
A National Perspective:
Golf is a game for all. It’s a fun, recreational activity for millions of people of all ages, genders and ethnic backgrounds.
In addition, there are countless programs run by both organizations and PGA golf professionals that are aimed at providing opportunity for females, juniors, seniors, veterans, families and those with disabilities.
A National Perspective:
Golf is a game for all. It’s a fun, recreational activity for millions of people of all ages, genders and ethnic backgrounds.
- Of the 15,000 U.S. golf facilities, more than 10,000 are open to the public.
- The median green fee across America is only $26.
- Eight out of 10 golfers play public golf.
