Join the #GolfisGood Campaign! 

What is Golf is Good?

Did You Know? 

California’s golf courses are a valuable asset to local communities and the state

California Golf Industry Economic Impact

The game of golf in California provides $13.1 billion in impact to the state economy.

California Golf Industry Employment

Golf courses employ more than 128,000 individuals in California.

California Golf Industry Employee Wages

California golf courses pay approximately $4.1 billion in wages annually.

California Golf Industry Charitable Giving

Annual charitable giving attributed to golf in California through tournaments and other fundraisers is $364.6 million.

California Golf Industry Water Footprint

Golf courses use less than 1% of the potable water supply in California.

Information provided courtesy of the California Golf Course Owners Association.

Join our Golf is Good campaign by displaying the campaign flyer here at your course!

Join these courses for our #GolfIsGood Campaign!

Heartwell Golf Course in Long Beach (left) with a colorful setup for its Golf is Good display.

Riverside Golf Course (Fresno) with their Golf is Good bulletin display

Brookside Golf Course at the Rose Bowl, proudly managed by American Golf, shows its Golf is Good support.

Dos Lagos Golf Course, professionally managed by Touchstone Golf, displays their Golf is Good placard.

Arcadia Golf Course is getting in the Golf is Good spirit by placing a display on EACH of their dining area tables! Thank you to Arcadia Golf Course for helping to spread the word that Golf is Good.

#GolfIsGood Display at Anaheim Hills Golf Course

Riverside Golf Course (Fresno) with their Golf is Good bulletin display

Arrowood Golf Course presenting their Golf is Good display.

Corica Park Golf displays its Golf is Good sign

Follow CGCOA and tag us with your #GolfIsGood hashtag!

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You can also send us your photos to info@golfcalifornia.org! 

What should you post using hashtag #GolfIsGood?

Pictures of families and/or kids having fun at your course
Details of a charitable tournament held at your course
A recycling or conservation program
Pictures of wildlife, bees, etc. on your course
A gorgeous golf landscape photo
Details of other activities on your course (e.g., movie nights, “fun runs” open to the public, concerts on your course, etc.)
Anything else community-oriented that sheds a positive light on golf to the public!

We’ll share your #GolfIsGood pictures on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and our Golf Is Good campaign page!