Keegan’s view: a lot of golf courses in trouble

Jim Keegan, a consultant, took a look a the financial health of golf courses and concluded that it is a “disheartening picture.” He said there are two benchmarks that provide a good understanding of the financial potential for a golf course: the number of golfers per 18 holes within 10 miles and the number of golf courses whose annual revenues are less than $1,000,000. He concluded that 34 percent of all courses earn les than $1 million a year, and that 41.8 percent have fewer than 1,000 golfers per 18 holes within 10 miles. For more

 

 

 

Jack Crittenden
Jack Crittenden
Jack Crittenden is an award-winning journalist with more than 35 years of news experience. He has run Golf Inc. magazine since 1998, serving as Editor-in-Chief for most of that time. Crittenden is CEO of Crittenden Research, a media company in the law, real estate and medical liability insurance industries. He grew up in California and graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in public administration, specializing in urban planning. He graduated from American University’s Washington College of Law. He has run his company since 1991.

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