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The Golf Club Central list reaches amateur and semi-pro golfers seeking to perfect their game at the driving range and when playing a round of 18 holes on the golf course. They are physically active men, women, business professionals, instructors, and retirees who choose the sport of golf to stay physically fit or to play competitively. They have the purchasing power to buy products ranging from golf magazines to country club memberships.
This list reaches golfers of all ages, income levels, and athletic ability who buy golf products to play or improve their game. They play on public and private courses, travel to PGA tournaments, and participate in charitable golfing events. Many recreational golfers enjoy a friendly game of golf while business professionals prefer to negotiate business while on the golf course. Golfers take lessons to improve their stroke, purchase merchandise from the golf pro shop, and dine at the country club after completing the course. They are athletic individuals who tee-off, drive the ball down the fairway and avoid the sand traps and roughs to get the ball on the green. Many have the discretionary income to travel so they can play on some of the world’s best designed and challenging courses.
Active golf product buyers are in need of quality products and services to participate in and enjoy the game of golf. They buy magazines, publications, and videos that provide golf instruction, athlete profiles, product reviews, and events. They purchase golf products including golf clubs, golf bags, golf balls, divot repair tools, tees, gloves, golf carts, caddies, grips, footwear, golf attire, visors, drivers, putters, irons, hand towels, caps, sun care products, and hand towels. They purchase golf memorabilia products for their homes and offices including collector plates, clocks, mugs, figurines, trophies, desk accessories, and calendars.
Buyers on the Golf Club Central list are responsive to marketing offers from retailers, country clubs memberships, golf supply providers, nutritional supplement providers, sporting good suppliers, travel and event coordinators, credit card issuers, DVDs and video providers, sports publications, upscale retirement developments, and health clubs. |
