Total economic output of U.S. golf industry by state 2009

This graph depicts the total economic output of the golf industry in the U.S. by state as of 2009. In New Mexico, the total economic output was at 985 million U.S. dollars in 2006.

Total economic output** of the golf industry by state in the U.S. in 2009 (in billion U.S. dollars)*

Characteristic	Total economic output (in billion U.S. dollars)
California	15.1
Florida	13.8
Texas	7.4
New York	5.3
North Carolina	5.3
Georgia	5.1
Ohio	4.8
Illinois	4.8
Michigan	4.2
Arizona	3.4
Virginia	3.1
New Jersey	2.8
Massachusetts	2.8
Oregon	2.5
Hawaii	2.5
Washington	2.5
Wisconsin	2.4
Minnesota	2.4
Pennsylvania	2.3
South Carolina	2.3
Colorado	1.7
Indiana	1.7
Connecticut	1.1
New Mexico	0.99
Louisiana	0.81
Iowa	0.77
Kentucky	0.71

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2009

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United States

Survey time period

2002 to 2009

Supplementary notes

* Data is taken from studies conducted by Golf 20/20 and SRI International for individual states from 2002 to 2009. Studies for the states Arizona, Colorado, New Jersey, New Mexico, Pennsylvania and South Carolina were conducted by other institutions, for example universities. For states not listed no such study has been conducted.
** Total economic output is defined as the direct economic output combined with the indirect economic output (includes revenue generated from the purchase of goods and services from other companies by golf course facilities and the companies that provide goods and services to the golf industry) as well as the induced economic output (includes economic impact from employees directly employed by the golf sector who will spend much of their income in the region therby creating more spending and more jobs in the local economy).

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