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Why young professionals are coming back to golf
A look at why the game is finding a new generation of players.
22 March 20265 min readThe Greenside Editors
Golf is quietly having a moment with people in their late twenties and thirties. The reasons are not what the legacy clubs assume.
It's four hours of phone-down time outdoors with people you actually like. It's a low-pressure way to build real relationships — with friends, with partners, with clients. It's a skill that rewards patience and shows up on weekends for the rest of your life.
What's changed is the on-ramp. A new generation expects warmth, design, and clear pricing. Greenside exists for that group.
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