The creator presents a business thesis, arguing that 'park golf' is the golf equivalent of pickleball. He explains that it's a simplified, more accessible, and cheaper version of golf, breaks down its benefits, and predicts it will explode in popularity in the US, using the multi-billion dollar pickleball market as a case study to urge viewers to invest in the opportunity.
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Park golf has a real chance to become golf’s version of pickleball. It’s cheap, easy to learn, quick to play, doesn’t require a massive course, and almost anyone can enjoy it regardless of age or skill level. Don’t be surprised if it’s everywhere in the next 10 years. ⛳️
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Transcript
This golf version of pickleball is going to make so many millionaires over the next couple of years. I was playing some pickleball the other day, and it got me thinking. You know? Why is there no version of this for golf? Like, what pickleball really is is just a dumbed down version of tennis. You know? It's slower paced. It's easier to play. Not as competitive. And I was just wondering, why haven't we had this in golf yet? It turns out this already exists. It's called rank golf. They played in Asia. It just hasn't made its way to The US yet. Essentially, what park golf is is is instead of having 14 different clubs, you just have this one mallet, which is kind of a mix between a driver and a better, and then you use these big rubber balls. And then beyond that, it's very much just golf. So you got the tee box. You have the fairway. There's some bunkers. There's greens. The holes are bigger. I mean, it's just a smaller version of good that's easier to play. And it's no wonder why people in Asia love playing this. Old people don't have to worry about spending so much energy on tier. Young people don't have to worry about spending four hours playing normal golf. There's a lot to like here. And then on top of that, it's a lot cheaper than normal golf. You only need one club. You're not gonna be losing balls left and right. It's a lot cheaper to maintain the worse, and then the greens fees aren't as expensive. And it just appeals to such a huge audience. Golf is hard. Golf is a really hard sport rank a lot of people are kinda turned off by that. And this just makes it a little bit better, makes it a little more manageable, and you don't have to put such a big time commitment into this. If you're younger, you own some rank, open up a park golf course. Once a couple of these open in The US and they start making their rounds on social media, it's gonna explode in the exact same way pickleball did. Right now the pickleball industry is just under $2,000,000,000 and I'm telling you rank golf is going to be right behind this pretty soon. There is so much money to be made here if you hop in early.