Are Middle Aged Players Valued? With Grey Dog Golf
Grey Dog Golf is a community of self-identifying middle-aged American golfers. Gather partnered with Grey Dog Golf to understand that cohort’s perceptions of golf-industry marketing.
The golf industry has turned its attention to the next generation of golfers.
Although this is understandable – Gen Z is pretty cool after all – is it prudent?
In previous research, Gather has suggested that Gen Z consumers may be overrated. At least for now. And by focusing on younger generations of players, the golf industry is ignoring the affluent middle-aged golfers in front of its nose.
In this White Paper, Gather partnered with Grey Dog Golf to understand how affluent, middle-aged golfer consumers experience the golf industry.
“There is a large, affluent, and underserved segment that would respond positively to more authentic, age-inclusive marketing and brand ambassadors.”
A huge thank you to Wes Allen and Tom Clifford at Grey Dog Golf for partnering with us on this project.
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