Golf club survey

Download our 2023-24 golf club survey report

Update 22/11/24: Thank you for your interest, unfortunately this survey has now closed for this year. If you would like to receive a copy of the report or participate in the survey next year, please contact Ross Jenner on 01923 634272 or email ross.jenner@hhllp.co.uk.

Our annual Golf Club Survey is open to both proprietary and members clubs. The survey has been running since 2006 and is one of the largest golf industry surveys, run in association with The Golf Club Secretary newsletter, and the UK Golf Federation.

Our annual benchmarking Golf Club Survey 2024/25

Our annual Golf Club Survey is open to both proprietary and members clubs. The results provide valuable comparative data and trends in the sector and act as a benchmarking document for clubs.

The survey has been running since 2006 and is one of the largest golf industry surveys, run in association with The Golf Club Secretary newsletter and the UK Golf Federation to gain an even wider perspective from their members. The survey is completed by golf club secretaries and managers from right across the country. The resulting benchmarking reports are a valuable resource in the management of golf clubs.

Superb guide and reference to the latest trends at golf clubs

"We are delighted to have been associated with this invaluable survey and report since its inception more than fifteen years ago and believe it to be a superb guide and reference to the latest trends at golf clubs and within the game. The goals of the survey very much mirror the ethos of The Golf Club Secretary. We firmly believe that no golf club can ever have too much information."

Jeremy Ellwood, Editor of The Golf Club Secretary newsletter

To view our reports from previous years just like this, click here.

The insights outlined here each year provide valuable comparative data and trends in the sector and act as a benchmarking document for clubs, so you can take a deep dive into the history of the golf club survey and how things have changed over the last two decades.