Global Golf Apparel Market 2020- Regional Analysis(Consumption, Revenue, Market Share and Growth Rate) and Forecast Till 2030

The soaring popularity of golf as a sport and the construction of new facilities around the globe are set to trigger demand for golf apparel in the foreseeable future. Governments around the globe, especially in Asia Pacific, where a large number of new golf courses are in the development phase, are combining golf with tourism and economic development, which shall add value to sales during the forecast period. The new facilities also include a high percentage of publicly accessible courses, which is poised to attract new fans to the sport. These factors are projected to propel the growth of market at 4% growth during the forecast period 2020-2030.

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Key Takeaways of the Golf Apparel Market Study

North America accounts for more than one third share in the golf apparel market, and the demand in the region is expected to show an upward trend during the forecast period.

Bottom wear is expected to experience high growth in comparison with top wear owing to diversified portfolio comprising of bottom wear such as pants and shorts.

Men’s segment in golf apparel market is expected to dominate the market and is projected to grow 1.3X during the forecast period.
Individuals are expected to be the fastest growing buyer type for golf apparel, growing 1.5X during forecast period.

Sales through sports variety stores are expected to remain prominent, while branded golf stores are expected to catch up.

“The global golf apparel market is poised to showcase sluggish growth in 2020, owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, companies are anticipating lucrative opportunities post pandemic as well as over the next five year forecast period”, says the Fact.MR analyst.

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Expansion of Retail Chain to Give Leading Players an Upper Hand

Many golf apparel designers are planning to work in close collaboration with local craftspeople and artisans to develop exclusive golf apparel lines. For instance, in the year 2020, Asher golf brand expanded its product line head-to-toe with more than 45 new hat styles for golf. The Ladies Professional Golf Association unveiled its first retail store in South Korea in association with a Korean company. The company hopes that their golf apparel line will fuel the popularity of golf not only in Korea but also across the broader APEJ region. The company has set itself a target of 100 stores across the country by the year 2019 and is anticipated to enter China as well. Expansion of retail chains is projected to propel the golf apparel sales during forecast period.

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