Golfzon Range by Leadbetter Opens Second Location
Golfzon Range by Leadbetter—a new concept in indoor golf training from Golfzon and instructor David Leadbetter—will open its second location in Westbury, N.Y. in March.
Wolverine Improves Margins in Tough Q4; Sees Double-Digit Decline for 2024
Fourth quarter revenue from the ongoing business was $521.2 million and declined 18.4 percent on a constant-currency basis, with all segments and brands posting declines.
Camping World Chair and CEO Named Executive Chair at Beyond, Inc.
Marcus Lemonis has been a director of Beyond since October 2023 and the chairman of its Board since December 2023. As executive chairman, he will work closely with the management team to lead and execute Beyond’s strategic priorities.
Malibu Boats, Inc. Sees C-Suite Shuffle; Re-Affirms Outlook
Ritchie Anderson, company COO, was promoted to president, effective immediately. Michael Hooks, chair of the Board, will become executive chair, effective immediately. CEO Jack Springer is leaving the company on/or before May 17, 2024.
PXG Expands Owned-Retail with SF East Bay Location
The golf equipment maker has embarked on what it calls its “strategic store expansion” opening its first brick-and-mortar location in California in Dublin, which is in Alameda County, east of Oakland.
Deion Sanders Takes Ownership Stake In Redcon1
Redcon1 and Sanders have been developing a Prime Time-inspired line of products, which will debut with an energy drink.
Helinox Appoints New Global Executive Team
Andrew Shand was promoted to president and global chief operating officer following five years of building the company’s infrastructure and business in Europe.
Romp Skis Acquired by Former Crested Butte Retail Technician
New owner Chase Gardaphe, who worked at Flatiron Sports in Crested Butte for the 2007/08 season following college, started his career in manufactured housing in 2008 before receiving his MBA.
Walmart Inc. Tops Wall Street Estimates in Strong Q4 Performance
Consolidated revenue was $173.4 billion for the fourth quarter, up 5.7 percent, or 4.9 percent in constant-currency terms, topping Wall Street estimates. Global e-commerce sales grew 23 percent for the period.
Macy’s Receives List of Board Nominations from Rejected Buyout Suitor
Macy’s formally rejected the $5.8 billion bid from Arkhouse and hedge fund Brigade Capital on January 21. Financing, or the lack of a solid plan to secure it, was called out as the primary reason.
NGF Measures Off-Course Consumers in Latest Golf Participation Report
The National Golf Foundation’s took a different approach this time around in assessing who is swinging a golf club in this time of shifting demographics, changes in venue types and consumer behaviors in a post-COVID world.
Winchester Parent Appoints New President and CEO as Sutton Exits Role
The parent company of Winchester Ammunition appointed Kenneth Lane as president, CEO and director of Olin Corporation, effective March 18. Current president and CEO Scott Sutton will step down on the same day.
Outdoor Specialty Retailer Slim Pickins Outfitters to Relocate Store
“We are excited to be on the ground floor of the growth in the tri-cities area … And it’s extra sweet to be located next door to the historic Smokestack Restaurant, where my parents hosted their wedding rehearsal dinner in 1991.” —Heather Dawes, Co-Owner, Slim Pickens Outfitters
Outdoor Cap Hires Promo and OC Sport Rep
With over 30 years working in the sports and promo industry, Pat Foster is Outdoor Caps Promo and OC Sports rep covering the Pacific Northwest.
January U.S. Census Bureau Retail Data Shows Consumers ‘Still Engaged’
January prices for goods reportedly came down, which affects sales figures even if the same number of items are sold, and increased prices for services pulled dollars away from retail purchases.
