KPMG’s Golf Benchmark Survey Summary Report for 2007 reveals that average revenues for golf courses in the Middle East are three to four times higher than similar golf course businesses in Europe. All ten Regional Reports and a comparative Summary Report for the Europe, Middle East and Africa region are available for download from here.
Complete the 2008 questionnaires and participate in the survey
We encourage golf course operators in the EMA region to participate in the survey. In addition to a shorter Golf Benchmark Survey we are also updating the Golf Course Development Cost survey.The results of the surveys will be analyzed and published by the end of 2008. All respondents will receive a copy of the final summary report.More info and questionnaire.
What is GBS?
The Golf Benchmark Survey (GBS) is a market intelligence study designed to collect and share comparable golf industry benchmarks across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMA). Read more...
GBS 2007 in numbers
A record number of courses have participated at the GBS 2007. The participants almost doubled in 2007 to nearly 1,500 courses across 48 countries. Results of the survey have been compiled in eight regional reports and one comparative report for the Europe, Middle East and Africa region. In addition, the survey covered two emerging markets in 2007: the Caribbean and India. Click here to view and download reports.
Thank you
We would like to thank all the golf course owners and club managers who participated in the 2007 GBS. In addition, I would like to express my most sincere gratitude to our sponsors and supporters, without whom it would not have been possible to continue and further enhance this research. - Andrea Sartori, Partner, Head of Golf Advisory Practice in EMA.
Contacts
For more information on the Golf Benchmark Survey please contact our research coordination center at info@golfbenchmark.com.
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