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Golf Pros Gather to Tackle the 2025 Challenge

TOKYO, Feb 11 (News On Japan) - In the face of the "2025 problem," where the aging of the baby boomer generation presents various challenges, the golf industry, too, finds itself at a crossroads with an aging player demographic. Amid these challenges, professionals from the golf business are coming together for groundbreaking initiatives aimed at appealing to the next generation.

The Kanuma Group is breaking the norms of membership rights to attract younger players. Sumiji Golf is aiming for new customer acquisition by combining golf with other attractions. Lounge Nine is leveraging the latest simulation technology to increase the golfing population. Moreover, the comprehensive golf course economic magazine, "Monthly Golf Management," brings these innovators together at a roundtable to discuss solutions to various issues and envision the future of golf.

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