Tin Cup 2025 - McLemore Resort

The boys from the Tin Cup Club stop by the show to talk about their 2025 trip, thoughts on the McLemore Resort, and how it was to do a buddy"s trip on Masters Weekend. According to the National Golf Foundation, over 12 million U.S. adults embarked on golf trips last year, marking a 20% increase over the historical average and expected to grow. This surge reflects a growing desire for experiential travel, with golf. The Buffalo Groupe reported 44% of their survey plans to increase golf travel spending in 2025. The growth is driven by the increasing popularity of golf as a leisure activity and the development of golf tourism infrastructure worldwide. Key Insights:Market Size & Growth: The global golf tourism market was valued at approximately $25.34 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.1% from 2025 to 2030.Popular Destinations: Countries like Scotland, the United States, Spain, and Thailand are renowned for their prestigious golf courses and scenic landscapes.Economic Impact: In the U.S., golf tourism is a $6 billion industry, with $4 billion coming from international visitors.Trends & Innovations: The industry is seeing a rise in experiential travel, luxury golf resorts, and eco-friendly practices to attract environmentally conscious travelers.Government Support: Many governments are investing in golf tourism to boost local economies. For instance, Canada allocated $4.4 million to promote professional golf tournaments. Golf tourism is expected to expand significantly, driven by increasing interest in outdoor sports, government funding, and the growing number of young golfers.