Golf Club Brand

Golf Club Brand Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 6th, 2024

Golf is surging in popularity, and golf clubs and grips are increasingly in short supply globally. Reports indicate that more money is spent annually on golf clubs and balls than other sporting equipment. Another factor responsible for the increased demand for golf clubs is the new technology that increases club performance.

Therefore, starting a golf club brand to satisfy the increasing demand for golf clubs can be a profitable business.

If you are planning to start a golf club brand, research the market and understand the features golfers want in golf clubs.

You can set up a golf club manufacturing business that uses the latest technology to enhance players’ performance. Alternatively, you could find a manufacturer of golf clubs and start a golf club distribution business as a retailer or a wholesaler.

In this list, you'll find real-world golf club brand success stories and very profitable examples of starting a golf club brand that makes money.

1. BombTech Golf ($12M/year)

Sully, the founder of BombTech Golf, came up with the idea for his business after realizing the need for premium golf clubs designed specifically for "regular" golfers. He started by wholesaling and building custom golf drivers, and after receiving his first sale notification while on a boat, he knew that he had found his calling. Sully then collaborated with engineering students at the University of Vermont to design his first product, the GRENADE, and launched his online store by involving his small audience in the design and production process. With a focus on Facebook marketing and building a loyal customer base, BombTech Golf has enjoyed success, and Sully now works only 2-4 hours a week on the business, allowing him to pursue other ventures like his consulting business, EcomGrowers.com.

How much money it makes: $12M/year
How many people on the team: 2

I Make $500k/Month Selling Premium Golf Clubs

BombTech Golf is an ecommerce business that sells premium golf clubs direct-to-consumer; the BombTech Driver, which was the company's flagship product, was launched in 2017 and contributed to $6.3 million in sales that year, with the founder having designed the club with the help of engineering students at a local college before using Facebook to engage his audience in the design and production process.

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