26
May
2021
Surveys carried out by Great Britain and Ireland's leading governing bodies - and led by the R&A - have shown the impact Covid had on our game...
We all know golf's pandemic surge meant our courses were busier – now the huge scale of it has been revealed by the R&A. A staggering 2.3 million extra golfers got on course in Great Britain & Ireland last year, with the average age of participants decreasing by five years. More women are playing golf and the sport played a huge role in helping people through the impact of lockdown and Covid-19. The research was led by the governing body, together with England Golf, Golf Ireland, Scottish Golf and Wales Golf, and two reports were produced by Sports Marketing Surveys....Please LOGIN to read the full article.
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