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Golf ball and club sales drop vs. 2021; supply constraints, back orders factor in negatively
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A cold, wet March across the northern markets had an affect on equipment sales, which were down 8.4% vs. same month 2021
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Based upon retail sales data, the year's first quarter typically represents about 17% of total-year sales, rising to 36% for the second quarter
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Equipment sales increased by 2.6% for February and are up +4.2% on a YTD basis
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Golf's rounds played in 2022 are expected to outperform 2019 and 2020 pre-pandemic numbers
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Alliance between independent market research firm and pricing research specialist to include expanded survey metrics for net promoter score
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Independent research company reports that weather played a large factor in why rounds were down over 12% in January compared with January 2021
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Independent research company releases January 2022 retail sell through figures for both the apparel and equipment categories