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Youre absolutely right. There are always going to be those who have disposable income and probably even a lot of them who have a signifigant amount of disposable income. I mean, just look at PXG. Youre average person couldn't afford a set of those clubs but PXG seems to be doing alright.I agree with that and no you cant.
And with that you now bring up a different scenario pertaining to the possibility of what happens if covid stays for a lot longer and through next year?
.Ive come to realize even more than i have before that in golf there are a whole heck of a lot of people with a lot of money and even many with complete financial freedom. A relatively large portion of the golfing community was always made up of such folks. A very large percentage of golf's participants who can afford new equipment like clubs on a regular basis as well as top tier balls, and higher priced golf perishables and all the other "sales" related things on a regular basis in the industry were never (for the most part) those living pay to pay in the first place. I feel a huge portion ()even majority) of the industry always depended upon the folks who regularly upgrade equipment anyway. And those folks are mostly the ones with the money to do so and (as mentioned) do imo make up a large portion of the industry's consumers.
i think the small boom we see now lives with covid and then dies with covid. And i think (due to the above reasons) it can last a pretty long time. But eventually if this doesnt end it will at some point (just like anything else) have to fail. But i think thats a long ways off before that would happen.
Id say that really depends on where you look. I would say that the average office person who can work from home is probably doing fine and if you work in finance, youre probably doing well. Id also completely disagree with you that only those who were struggling before are struggling now. Just look at the layoffs at large companies and all of the small businesses that are shutting down. Theres a lot of hurt out there still, the stock market isnt the economy and has little to do with the finanaces of middle class Americans. Thats evident in the fact that the stock market is doing well but unemploymet is still high.I don't think the people driving golf are the people struggling right now. It's the people who were already poor mostly who are getting hammered by this economy. I know that's not 100% of the cases, but a lot of people that were doing well pre-Covid are doing fantastic during Covid and a lot of people who were struggling before are struggling worse now.
I don't know about club sets, but the over/under on putters is currently 4.How many sets of new clubs do people really need?
I agree with some said here but not all. Or at least say imo its not quite working the way implied. Alot of companies/corporations in the market as for products and services are doing well for a couple reasons.Id say that really depends on where you look. I would say that the average office person who can work from home is probably doing fine and if you work in finance, youre probably doing well. Id also completely disagree with you that only those who were struggling before are struggling now. Just look at the layoffs at large companies and all of the small businesses that are shutting down. Theres a lot of hurt out there still, the stock market isnt the economy and has little to do with the finanaces of middle class Americans. Thats evident in the fact that the stock market is doing well but unemploymet is still high.