We recently published a list 10 best wave stocks to buy according to analysts. In this article we will take a look at where Vici Properties Inc. (NYSE: VICI) stands against other best wave stocks to buy according to analysts.
Golf shares are listed companies that are part of the wave industry. These companies include companies that produce golf equipment, operate golf courses and offer associated services, give investors the opportunity to participate in the golf market.
The golf industry continues to evolve with women, social play, lessons and online bookings that stimulate important developments. According to a report from NBC Sports Next, the involvement of women grew by 15%, with 800,000 more female golfers who participated between 2020 and 2022 compared to an increase of 2% among male golfers. Women are now good for a third of the junior players and 49% of the golfers surveyed. Golf remains a strong social activity, with 49% of the golfers surveyed who mainly play with friends. Business -related wave is also growing, especially with golf net users. While 36% of golfers followed a lesson in the previous year, the number of up to 67% among GolfSnow customers rose, where many prefer a combination of training and facilities based on training. In addition, younger golfers often book online, with 43% of the age of 18 to 34 at least one round in 2023. Speed and convenience are essential, with 55% that online booking mentions as the fastest option. These developments indicate expansion perspectives for courses that meet women, social golfers and digitally conscious players.
According to the research by the National Golf Foundation, the golf company in the United States is still expanding, with 45 million Americans (6 years and older) golf in 2023, including 26.6 million on the course and 18.4 million in off-course locations such as simulators and top golf. In the past ten years, the company has seen nearly 2 million new golfers, with 3.4 million first players in 2023 alone. The largest age group for consumers is still young adults (18-34 years old), with 6.3 million participants in the course and a 5.8 million discount. Since 2019, juniors (3.5 million) have risen by 40%, with girls who are good for 37%. Women’s involvement has risen to 7 million, making 26% of golfers on the course. In 2023, rounds reached a record high of 531 million and defeated the pre-Pandemic average by more than 10%. The US offers 16,000 courses at 14,000 facilities, with 75% open to the public. Despite a decrease of 12% in the course offer since 2006, the demand remains high, with 22.4 million people who express the desire to play.
