The Revenue-Per-Bay Race: Why Multi-Customer Ranges Are Winning in 2026
The golf‑driving‑range industry is shifting focus to revenue per bay as the primary profitability metric. Operators that convert single‑customer bays into multi‑customer zones are seeing revenue lifts of 25‑35% without expanding acreage. Tightening cost structures, volatile weather patterns, and evolving consumer preferences are driving the change. Analysts predict that by 2026, multi‑customer ranges will dominate the top‑performing segment of the market.
The Economic Anatomy of Rory's Second Masters
Rory McIlroy captured a historic back‑to‑back Masters victory, becoming only the fourth player to win consecutive Green Jackets and the first to do so in 24 years. Sportico’s April 2026 valuation now lists him as the golf industry’s most commercially...
GBR Special Masters Week | Augusta Dispatch: The Business Behind the Ropes
Old Tom Capital relaunched its private investor syndicate, The Club, giving accredited investors access to golf‑tech, real‑estate and hospitality deals for a $500 annual fee and a $10,000 minimum per deal. Australian family‑run T&S Medals is promoting hand‑fired hard‑enamel golf...
The Pro Shop Just Got Its Time Back: How GOLF.AI's AI Concierge Is Transforming Golf Operations — And Saving Courses...
Golf courses face productivity losses from frequent pro shop phone calls, with missed bookings costing up to $53,000 annually per course. GOLF.AI introduced an AI Concierge Agent that answers all inbound calls, integrates instantly with existing booking systems, and requires...
B. Draddy Introduces Camper Van Experience for Tournaments and Club Events
B. Draddy, a Summit Golf Brands label, has launched the B. Draddy Camper—a purpose‑built mobile unit that blends premium retail, on‑site customization, and hospitality for member‑guest tournaments and club events. The camper features expanded interior space, custom shelving, a built‑in...