SGB Update Sports & Fitness

PXG Opens Detroit Studio

PXG recently opened its first brick-and-mortar location in Michigan. PXG Detroit, located in Troy, represents the golf club’s 12th U.S. retail and fitting studio.

Escalade Appoints CEO And President

The Board of Directors of Escalade Inc. announced the appointment of Walter P. Glazer, Jr. as CEO and president effective January 1, 2022. Glazer has been serving as interim CEO and president.

Li & Fung Sells Logistics Arm To Maersk For $3.6 Billion

Li & Fung Limited entered into a transaction for shipping giant Maersk to acquire its logistics business, LF Logistics Holdings Limited (LF Logistics) and its various entities, valuing the business at $3.6 billion on an enterprise value basis.

Saris Appoints Product Manager

Saris, a maker of bike racks and bike trainers based in Madison, WI, announced the promotion of Kellen Pagel to product manager.

Gaia Acquires Yoga International

Gaia, Inc., the subscription video-streaming service, has acquired Yoga International, a digital yoga service. The acquisition adds 4,000 hours of yoga content to Gaia’s library.

U.S. Golf Rounds Slide In November

According to Golf Datatech, U.S. rounds of golf were down 17.6 percent in November 2021 against November 2020, but still up 5.6 percent in the first 11 months of the year.

F45 Teams Up With Concert Golf Partners

F45 Training Holdings, Inc. announced that it has partnered with Concert Golf Partners, a boutique owner-operator of upscale private golf and country clubs nationwide, to open and operate F45 studios in Concert clubs.

Slinger Sees Sales Reaching Up To $18 Million In Fiscal 2022

Slinger reported revenue of $5.4 million in the second quarter ended October 31 versus $2.6 million a year ago. The Baltimore-based parent of Slinger Bag predicted sales would reach $17 million to $18 million in its current fiscal year.

Port Of Los Angeles Headed To Record Cargo Year

The Port of Los Angeles is on track to break a new record for cargo throughput in 2021, processing more volume than any port in the Western Hemisphere. With two weeks left in the year, the Port said it anticipates its final volume will be approximately 10.7 million Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs), about 13 percent more than its previous record set in 2018.

Nike’s Q2 Exceeds Wall Street Targets

Nike Inc. reported earnings for the second quarter ended November 30 rose 7 percent and easily topped Wall Street’s consensus target. Sales inched up one percent, led by Nike Brand Digital growth of 11 percent, while gross margins improved 280 basis points.