
Unless you’ve been living under a rock – one that’s far, far away from a golf course, at that — you probably have been following Tiger Woods’ very public comeback to the PGA Tour this week. It was only five months ago that Woods stepped back from pro golf, but the effect of his temporary lay-off has been deep, affecting his sponsorship deals with companies like Gatorade, AT&T and Gillette (all of which were discontinued). More importantly, though, the announcement of Woods’ return provided an immediate boost to ticket prices and sales. We give you those numbers, and more, in our latest infographic: the Tiger Woods Economy.
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3 Comments so far
leave a commentTicket prices climbed by 30%?
Saturday’s jumped by 12% but the rest were under a 10% increase. Is something wrong with my math? Or am I misinterpreting it?
TAG is still his sponser… wonder how much else is just made up..
looks like mint also wants to ride the tiger wave. Dont see any key information. just to get hits from search engines and blogs????