ECONOMIC & ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT
2021
Colorful Colorado.
The Rocky Mountain Region is unparalleled for living, working, and experiencing adventure.
In 2019, Denver and Colorado Springs ranked second and third, respectively, as top “125 Best Places to Live in the United States” by U.S. News & World Report. Colorado’s history, attractive business environment, nature, and recreational options are what draws Coloradans to call it ‘home’ and attracts visitors who participate in the range of activities the state has to offer, including golf. Colorado golf drives positive economic and environmental impacts for the State.
“The Colorado golf industry is committed to contributing to the economic and environmental health of the state. Golf is enjoyed by approximately 487,300 golfers in Colorado - this is roughly equivalent to the entire population of Colorado Springs plus a sold-out Ball Arena.”
— Jim Hajek, Fossil Trace Golf Club Head PGA Professional, President of the Colorado PGA