Industry leaders will meet with Members of Congress, the Executive Branch and federal agencies to discuss golf’s businesses, jobs impacted, tax revenue creation and tourism value
WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 27, 2019) — National Golf Day celebrates the game’s $84.1 billion economy, nearly $4 billion annual charitable impact and many environmental and fitness benefits.
Industry leaders will meet with Members of Congress, the Executive Branch and federal agencies on May 1 to discuss golf’s 15,000 diverse businesses, two million jobs impacted, tax revenue creation and tourism value.
“Golf plays a substantial role in stimulating the American economy, as the industry impacts $58.7 billion in annual wage income,” says Steve Mona, CEO of World Golf Foundation, administrator of WE ARE GOLF.
“In addition to the nearly 24 million U.S. golfers, a record-high 14.9 million are ‘very interested’ in playing the game, further cementing why it is vital to advocate on behalf of golf’s interests with our country’s lawmakers.”
