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March 05, 2024
A Big Hit in Germany: Our Golf Trike Smiles All the Way!
In February, our company showcased its unique Golf Trike at two major golf fairs in Germany. The three-wheeled vehicle, designed with a motorcycle-inspired aesthetic and a comfortable single-seat layout, attracted over 100 test riders across various ages and skill levels. Every rider left with a smile, achieving a 100% trial-to-smile success rate.
January 19, 2025
Welcome to Test Ride on Our Latest Golf Scooter in Munich and Dusseldorf
Join us at Golftage München and RheinGolf Dusseldorf, where BSTie will showcase our latest Golf Scooter designed for the modern golfer. Test ride our products and experience the fun, excitement, and passion we bring to golf. Our experts will be on hand to answer questions and discuss future trends. Visit our booth to discover how BSTie can enhance your golfing journey. Let’s create unforgettable moments on the course together!
November 30, 2024
New Emergence in Golf Courses: Footgolf and Electric Golf Scooter
Golf courses have evolved to accommodate the changing demographics and preferences of golfers. One notable adaptation is the emergence of footgolf, which caters to a broader age range and diverse golfer profiles. This hybrid sport combines soccer and golf, allowing players to kick a soccer ball into a larger hole using golf rules. By embracing this innovation, golf courses break away from traditional formats, offering a more engaging and accessible experience for various players, including younger individuals and families. The shift reflects a strategic approach to management and operations, where golf courses actively adapt to the times, embracing new trends and ideas to make golf more enjoyable and appealing to a wider audience.
September 30, 2024
Golf Activity is Open Widely: A significant rise in youth engagement
In 2023, the US golf participant count reached 45 million, with a significant rise in youth engagement. Asia and Europe also saw growth, especially in junior players. The US and Canada boast numerous golf courses, while Europe and Asia have high concentrations. The industry faces challenges of youth appeal and technology.
