Add That2ndGuy pitch deck and market research for Valuetainment

- 13-slide investor pitch deck with market data, competitive analysis,
  brand positioning, go-to-market strategy, and revenue projections
- Separate market research file with raw stats and sources
- Golf apparel market: .8B (2025), growing 6%+ CAGR
- 47.2M US golf participants, 18-34 now largest demo at 6.3M
- Competitive landscape analysis of Malbon, Eastside Golf, Bogey Boys, etc.

memory/2026-01-29.md

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 - Chat UX improvements: thinking indicator (bouncing dots), tap-to-show timestamps, double-click thread rename, auto-resize textarea
 - Deployed to Dokploy — chat should now connect to gateway via ws.hammer.donovankelly.xyz
 - This should unblock Phase 2 of HQ-21 (Chat integration)
+
+## Kanban Board View (Task Worker) - 9:30 AM UTC
+- Built KanbanBoard component with 4 status columns: Active, Queued, Blocked, Done
+- HTML5 drag-and-drop to move tasks between columns (changes task status)
+- Cards show priority badge, project, assignee, due date, subtask progress bar
+- View toggle (list/board) in Queue page header with list and board SVG icons
+- View preference persisted to localStorage
+- Status filter dropdown auto-hides in board view (columns are the filter)
+- Deployed to dash.donovankelly.xyz via Dokploy
+
+## Dashboard Polish: Code Splitting, Activity Log, Session Browser (Task Worker) - 9:00 AM UTC
+- **Code splitting**: All route pages now lazy-loaded via React.lazy + Suspense. Main JS bundle reduced from 520KB → 266KB (49% reduction). Each page loads on demand.
+- **Activity Log page** (`/activity`): Full timeline of all progress notes across all tasks. Grouped by day, filterable by task status (active/completed/queued/blocked). Timeline dot UI with linked task references.
+- **Gateway Session Browser**: Chat sidebar now has expandable "Gateway Sessions" section. Fetches real Clawdbot sessions from the gateway relay. Users can click any session (telegram, cron, etc.) to add it as a local thread and chat in that session context.
+- Sidebar nav now: Dashboard → Queue → Projects → Activity → Chat
+- Deployed to Dokploy via API
+
+## Dark Mode + UX Polish (Task Worker) - 10:30 AM UTC
+- Full dark mode support on TaskPage (header, status colors, cards, sidebar, forms, all interactive elements)
+- Task descriptions now render as Markdown using ReactMarkdown + remark-gfm (same setup as ChatPage)
+- Inline description editing: click "Edit" button or "click to add" for empty descriptions, with markdown hint
+- Inline title editing: click task title to edit in-place, Enter to save, Escape to cancel
+- Committed previously uncommitted useTheme hook (light/dark/system toggle) and dark mode classes across all components
+- Build clean, pushed and deployed to Dokploy
+
+## Task Estimates + Velocity Chart (Task Worker) - 11:30 AM UTC
+- Added `estimatedHours` integer column to tasks schema (backend/db)
+- Backend: create/update endpoints support estimatedHours field
+- New `/api/tasks/stats/velocity` endpoint: 14-day daily completions, weekly velocity avg, estimate totals for active+queued tasks
+- Dashboard: Velocity chart widget with CSS-only 7-day bar chart, this-week count, avg/week, estimated hours remaining
+- TaskDetailPanel: estimated hours input (number field + clear button)
+- CreateTaskModal: estimated hours in "More options" advanced section
+- TaskCard, KanbanBoard, TaskPage: ⏱ estimate badge when hours > 0
+- Route ordering fix: stats/velocity placed before /:id to avoid parametric route match
+- Deployed to Dokploy
+
+## Tags, Sort, Command Palette (Task Worker) - 11:00 AM UTC
+- **Tags system**: Added JSONB `tags` column to tasks schema, full backend CRUD, chip editor UI in TaskDetailPanel (Enter/comma to add, Backspace to remove), tag badges on TaskCard, KanbanBoard, TaskPage
+- **Sort controls**: Queue page can sort by priority, due date, created, updated, or name, with asc/desc toggle. Persisted to localStorage. 
+- **Tag filter**: Dropdown in queue header populated from all existing tags across tasks
+- **Keyboard shortcuts modal**: Press `?` to toggle. Lists Ctrl+K, Ctrl+N, Esc, Ctrl+Enter, etc.
+- **Command palette** (Ctrl+K): Global task search with arrow key navigation, shows active/recent tasks by default, Enter to open task
+- **Sidebar notification badges**: Amber badge for active tasks count, red badge for blocked tasks on Queue nav item
+- **Backend**: `progressNotes` now updatable via PATCH body (not just POST /notes endpoint)
+- 4 commits pushed, 4 deploys to Dokploy
+
+## Network Matching Feature (Task Worker) - 12:30 PM UTC
+- Built the last missing MVP feature for the Network App (CRM)
+- **Backend** (network-app-api):
+  - `services/matching.ts`: Rule-based scoring engine comparing clients on industry, interests, location, tags, complementary roles
+  - Smart filtering: related industry groups, same-company exclusion
+  - AI intro suggestion generation (Claude/GPT via LangChain)
+  - `routes/network.ts`: 4 endpoints — `/matches`, `/matches/:clientId`, `/intro`, `/stats`
+- **Frontend** (network-app-web):
+  - `NetworkPage.tsx`: Match cards with score badges, category icons, reason lists, AI intro button
+  - Stats dashboard: total clients/matches/avg score, top connectors list
+  - Category filtering (industry/interests/location/business/social) + min score selector
+  - Added "Network" to sidebar nav between Emails and Settings
+- Both repos pushed, builds clean
+- Task HQ-3 set to active and assigned to Hammer
+
+## Recurring Tasks Feature (Task Worker) - 12:00 PM UTC
+- Added `recurrence` JSONB field to tasks schema (frequency: daily/weekly/biweekly/monthly, autoActivate: boolean)
+- Backend: when recurring task is completed, auto-spawns next instance with same title/description/assignee/project/tags, unchecked subtasks, computed next due date
+- Optional autoActivate flag to immediately activate next instance (vs queuing it)
+- Frontend: recurrence picker buttons in CreateTaskModal (More Options) and TaskDetailPanel
+- 🔄 recurrence badges on TaskCard, KanbanBoard, TaskPage, DashboardPage
+- Applied recurrence to existing "Email Monitoring (Recurring)" and "Todo App Check (Recurring)" tasks (daily)
+- Pushed and deployed to Dokploy
+
+## Network App: Reports, Export, Notifications (Task Worker) - 1:00 PM UTC
+- Built Reports & Analytics page (/reports): overview stats grid, 12-month client growth & email activity bar charts, engagement breakdown (engaged/warm/cooling/cold stacked bar), industry & tag distribution charts, at-risk client lists
+- CSV Client Export: download button triggers browser file download of all clients with full field set
+- Notification Bell: header icon with live count badge, dropdown with overdue follow-ups, upcoming events, stale clients, pending drafts. Priority-sorted, dismissable, auto-refreshes every 5 min
+- Backend: 6 new API endpoints in /reports route (overview, growth, industries, tags, engagement, notifications, export/clients)
+- Added Reports nav item to sidebar between Network and Settings
+- Both repos pushed and deployed to Dokploy (API: UKrNvUyMCdaSWkl6DcAGA, Web: Sa1LrtH5uu-a7chrtebXb)
+
+## Network App: Command Palette, Dark Mode, Pinned Clients (Task Worker) - 1:30 PM UTC
+- **Command Palette (Ctrl+K)**: Global search component searching clients, pages, and actions. Arrow key navigation, grouped results (Pages/Clients/Actions), keyboard hints footer. Search trigger button with ⌘K hint in header bar.
+- **Dark Mode**: Full theme toggle (light/dark/system) with localStorage persistence. useTheme hook, ThemeToggle component. Applied across Layout sidebar/header, DashboardPage, ClientsPage, ClientDetailPage, LoginPage, Modal. Tailwind v4 `@custom-variant dark` for class-based dark mode. Updated index.css with dark body styles.
+- **Pinned/Favorite Clients**: usePinnedClients hook (localStorage-backed). Star button on ClientDetailPage header and Dashboard recent clients. Pinned clients grid section on Dashboard. No backend changes needed.
+- Built clean, pushed to git, deployed web frontend to Dokploy (Sa1LrtH5uu-a7chrtebXb)
+
+## Network App: Full Dark Mode + Calendar View (Task Worker) - 2:00 PM UTC
+- Added dark mode (`dark:` variants) to ALL remaining pages: SettingsPage, EventsPage, EmailsPage, NetworkPage, ReportsPage, AdminPage, ForgotPasswordPage, ResetPasswordPage, InvitePage
+- Added dark mode to components: Badge, CSVImportModal, EmptyState, NotificationBell, EmailComposeModal, ClientForm
+- Built monthly calendar view for Events page: month grid with event type color dots, prev/next month navigation, today highlight, click day to see events
+- Fixed: sub-agent had reverted lazy-loaded code splitting in App.tsx — restored React.lazy + Suspense for all route pages
+- Build clean, pushed, deployed to Dokploy (Sa1LrtH5uu-a7chrtebXb)
+
+## nKode Dokploy Setup (HQ-27) - 3:45 PM UTC
+- Task: Set up Dokploy project for nKode stack (frontend + backend + db)
+- Found existing nKode project (rqBLzpkkE9b7hlQHh6tBG) already had frontend + backend as individual Dokploy apps
+- Frontend: app.nkode.donovankelly.xyz (nkode-web.git, main branch) - serving ✅
+- Backend: api.nkode.donovankelly.xyz (nkode-rs.git, fix/frontend-auth-rebuild branch) - responding ✅
+- Added Postgres 16 Alpine database (postgresId: -kClddhuQsAWjy-ZP4anV, container: nkode-db-4wkbe1)
+- Updated backend env with DATABASE_URL pointing to internal Postgres
+- Stored DB creds in Bitwarden shared vault ("nKode Postgres (Dokploy)")
+- Cleaned up duplicate empty nKode project (wCTz9G4sWGVuxBwwx0LEk)
+- Redeployed backend with new env vars
+- Used individual Dokploy apps + managed Postgres (not compose) — better for independent deploys and auto-TLS
+
+## nKode Backend: Health Endpoint (HQ-29) - 4:20 PM UTC
+- Task activated via cron: Dockerize nkode-rs and deploy to api.nkode.donovankelly.xyz
+- Found backend already deployed and running (OIDC discovery working, all routes operational)
+- Dockerfile already existed (multi-stage: rust:1.88-bookworm → debian:bookworm-slim)
+- Env vars configured: DATABASE_URL, CORS_ORIGINS, RUST_LOG, OIDC_ISSUER
+- Added GET /health endpoint returning {"status":"ok"} (routes.rs + main.rs)
+- Pushed to feat/health-endpoint branch (main is protected, needs PR approval)
+- Temporarily switched Dokploy to build from feat branch, deployed, verified /health returns 200
+- Switched Dokploy back to main branch
+- PR #9 open: https://git.infra.nkode.tech/dkelly/nkode-rs/pulls/9 — needs Donovan to approve & merge

projects/that2ndguy-pitch/MARKET-RESEARCH.md

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+# That2ndGuy — Market Research Notes
+
+## Golf Apparel Market Size
+- **2025:** $4.77–$4.83 Billion (Maximize MR / Global Growth Insights)
+- **2030:** $4.94B (Business Research Company, 7.1% CAGR)
+- **2032:** $7.28B (Maximize MR, 6.2% CAGR) or $7.4B (Global Growth, 6.3% CAGR) or $12.3B (Persistence MR, 5.5% CAGR)
+- Conservative consensus: ~$7B by 2032 at ~6% CAGR
+
+## Golf Equipment Market (Broader Context)
+- **2025:** $9.24B (Mordor Intelligence), $17.2B (Persistence MR — includes all equipment)
+- **2030:** $11.48B (Mordor, 4.43% CAGR), $19.52B (Virtue MR, 4.49% CAGR)
+
+## Golf Participation (USA)
+- **Total participants (2024):** 47.2 million aged 6+ (National Golf Foundation)
+- **On-course players aged 18–34:** 6.3 million — now the LARGEST age group
+- **Off-course only (18–34):** 5.4 million (Topgolf, simulators, etc.)
+- **Growth streak:** 6 consecutive years of growth in 18–34 demo (2019–2024)
+
+## Demographic Insights (Lightspeed 2025 Report, 700+ golfers surveyed)
+- 51% of Gen Z play golf for **mental health and self-care** (top reason)
+- 47% of 25–34 Millennials cite mental health as motivation
+- 84% of Millennials interested in **solo rounds**
+- 76% of Gen Z interested in solo rounds
+- 29% of Gen Z **always or primarily** play solo
+- Self-care was #1 reason for Gen Z, #3 for Millennials
+
+## Competitive Brands (Streetwear × Golf)
+- **Malbon Golf** (2017, LA) — streetwear meets golf, collabs with Polo RL, New Balance, HUF. Premium pricing.
+- **Eastside Golf** (2020) — Black-owned, Morehouse College alumni, culture-forward. Jordan Brand collab.
+- **Bogey Boys** (2021) — Macklemore's brand. Bold prints, celebrity-driven.
+- **Metalwood Studio** (2020) — Graphic-heavy retro streetwear aesthetic
+- **Students Golf** (2021) — Youth-focused minimalism
+- All featured in Hypebeast, Complex, GQ
+- None have scaled to mainstream DTC — most use limited-drop streetwear model
+
+## Cultural Tailwinds
+- Golf now covered by Hypebeast, GQ, Complex as fashion
+- Celebrity golfers: Travis Kelce, Steph Curry, Post Malone, Justin Timberlake
+- Athleisure crossover: golf joggers/polos worn as casual everyday wear
+- Topgolf venues making golf accessible to non-traditional players
+
+## Patrick Bet-David / Valuetainment Context
+- Serial entrepreneur, WSJ bestselling author
+- Valuetainment: #1 YouTube channel for entrepreneurship
+- PBD Podcast: #1 business podcast on Spotify
+- Known for: people investment, reinvesting in business, content creation
+- 12 Business Building Blocks framework
+- Bet-David Consulting arm for business growth

projects/that2ndguy-pitch/PITCH-DECK.md

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+# That2ndGuy — Investor Pitch Deck
+### Golf Lifestyle Apparel for the Next Generation
+**Prepared for Valuetainment / Patrick Bet-David**
+
+---
+
+## Slide 1: Title
+**That2ndGuy**
+*Golf Lifestyle Apparel — Where the Course Meets Culture*
+- Domain: that2ndguy.com
+- Tagline suggestion: "Play Different. Look Better."
+
+---
+
+## Slide 2: The Problem
+### Golf's Image Problem Is a $5B Opportunity
+
+- Golf has long been seen as **exclusive, expensive, and old-fashioned** — a sport for country club elders in pleated khakis
+- The traditional golf apparel market is dominated by **legacy brands** (Nike, Adidas, Callaway, Greg Norman) that design for a 55+ demographic
+- **47.2 million Americans** now play golf (2024, National Golf Foundation) — the most ever recorded
+- But the **fastest-growing segment** (18–34-year-olds) can't find apparel that reflects who they are
+- Young golfers want to look like themselves on the course, not like their dads
+
+> "The culture of golf is changing faster than the brands." — Lightspeed Golf Report 2025
+
+---
+
+## Slide 3: The Market Opportunity
+### A $4.8B Market Growing at 6%+ CAGR
+
+| Metric | Value | Source |
+|--------|-------|--------|
+| Golf Apparel Market (2025) | **$4.77–$4.83 Billion** | Maximize Market Research / Global Growth Insights |
+| Projected Market (2032) | **$7.3–$12.3 Billion** | Multiple analyst reports |
+| CAGR (2025–2032) | **5.5–6.3%** | Industry consensus |
+| Golf Equipment Market (2025) | **$9.2–$17.2 Billion** | Mordor Intelligence / Persistence MR |
+| US Golf Participants (2024) | **47.2 Million** | National Golf Foundation |
+| 18–34 On-Course Players | **6.3 Million** (largest age group) | NGF / Intermountain Golf |
+
+**Key insight:** The total addressable market for golf apparel is nearly **$5B** and growing. The lifestyle/streetwear segment within that is the **fastest-growing sub-category**, driven entirely by younger demographics.
+
+---
+
+## Slide 4: The Demographic Shift
+### Golf's New Player Base Is Young, Diverse, and Style-Conscious
+
+**Participation growth:**
+- 18–34 age group has grown for **6 consecutive years** (2019–2024)
+- Now the **largest demographic** of on-course golfers at 6.3M
+- 5.4M people aged 18–34 participate in **off-course golf** (simulators, Topgolf, etc.)
+
+**What motivates them:**
+- **51% of Gen Z** play golf for **mental health and self-care** (Lightspeed 2025)
+- **84% of Millennials** are interested in **solo rounds**
+- They view golf as a lifestyle, not just a sport
+- They spend on **experiences + identity** — apparel is part of their personal brand
+
+**The gap:** Legacy brands serve performance. Nobody is owning the **culture + style** space at scale.
+
+---
+
+## Slide 5: Competitive Landscape
+### The Market Is Validating the Thesis — But No One Has Won Yet
+
+| Brand | Founded | Positioning | Weakness |
+|-------|---------|-------------|----------|
+| **Malbon Golf** | 2017 | Streetwear meets golf, LA lifestyle | Premium pricing ($80+ polos), limited drops |
+| **Eastside Golf** | 2020 | Black-owned, culture-forward, HBCU roots | Niche audience, limited product range |
+| **Bogey Boys** | 2021 | Macklemore's brand, bold prints | Celebrity-dependent, inconsistent drops |
+| **Metalwood Studio** | 2020 | Graphic-heavy, retro streetwear aesthetic | Small, niche, more streetwear than golf |
+| **Students Golf** | 2021 | Youth-focused, clean minimalism | Very small, limited distribution |
+
+**What they prove:** The market exists and is hungry. GQ, Hypebeast, and Complex all cover golf fashion now.
+
+**What That2ndGuy can exploit:**
+- None of these brands have **scaled to mainstream DTC**
+- Most rely on **limited drops** (streetwear model) — not sustainable apparel retail
+- No brand has bridged the gap between **accessible price point + lifestyle credibility + consistent supply**
+- Room for a brand that is **always available, always fresh, and priced for the everyday golfer**
+
+---
+
+## Slide 6: The Solution — That2ndGuy
+### Golf Apparel That Doesn't Take Itself Too Seriously
+
+**Brand DNA:**
+- 🏌️ **On-course performance** — moisture-wicking, stretch fabrics, course-appropriate
+- 🔥 **Off-course style** — designs you'd wear to brunch, the bar, or the office
+- 💰 **Accessible pricing** — $35–65 polos, $45–75 bottoms (vs. $80+ at Malbon)
+- 🎯 **Target demo** — 22–40, style-conscious, golfs recreationally (2–8x/month)
+
+**Product Line (Phase 1):**
+- Performance polos (classic + bold prints)
+- Golf joggers / slim pants
+- Quarter-zips and pullovers
+- Headwear (snapbacks, bucket hats)
+- Accessories (gloves, towels, ball markers)
+
+**Brand Voice:** Confident, fun, irreverent. You're the second guy in the group — not the scratch golfer, but the one everyone wants to play with.
+
+---
+
+## Slide 7: Why "That2ndGuy"?
+### Brand Positioning That Resonates
+
+Every foursome has one:
+- The guy who's **not the best golfer** but has the **best time**
+- Shows up looking **clean**, brings the **energy**, tells the best stories
+- Doesn't need a single-digit handicap to own the course
+- **Relatable > aspirational** — this is the golfer most people actually are
+
+This positioning **immediately differentiates** from:
+- Nike/Adidas (performance-first, pro athlete aspiration)
+- Malbon/Eastside (streetwear credibility, limited access)
+- Legacy brands (country club traditionalism)
+
+**That2ndGuy is for the 90% of golfers** who play for fun, not for score.
+
+---
+
+## Slide 8: Go-to-Market Strategy
+### DTC-First, Community-Driven
+
+**Phase 1 — Launch (Months 1–6):**
+- DTC Shopify store at that2ndguy.com
+- Launch collection: 15–20 SKUs across 4 categories
+- Pre-launch email list + social community
+- Influencer seeding: golf content creators, lifestyle accounts
+- Launch event: Pop-up at a public course or Topgolf venue
+
+**Phase 2 — Growth (Months 6–18):**
+- Content engine: course vlogs, "That2ndGuy" series, behind-the-scenes
+- Community: "Second Guy Saturdays" — branded tee time events
+- Wholesale: select pro shops, golf retail (PGA Tour Superstore, etc.)
+- Collaborations: limited drops with complementary brands
+
+**Phase 3 — Scale (18+ months):**
+- Amazon storefront
+- International expansion (UK, Canada, Australia — strong golf markets)
+- Women's line extension
+- Corporate/event custom apparel
+
+---
+
+## Slide 9: Revenue Projections
+### Conservative Growth Model
+
+| Year | Revenue | Key Drivers |
+|------|---------|-------------|
+| Year 1 | **$250K–$500K** | DTC launch, 15–20 SKUs, influencer push |
+| Year 2 | **$1M–$2M** | Repeat customers, wholesale partnerships, expanded line |
+| Year 3 | **$3M–$5M** | Multi-channel (DTC + retail + Amazon), women's line, events |
+| Year 5 | **$8M–$15M** | Category leader in lifestyle golf, international |
+
+**Unit Economics (Target):**
+- Average order value: $85–$120
+- Gross margin: 60–65% (DTC), 40–45% (wholesale)
+- Customer acquisition cost: $25–$35 (social/influencer-driven)
+- LTV:CAC ratio: 3:1+ by Year 2
+
+**Comparable exits:**
+- Malbon Golf reportedly valued at **$50M+** (private, limited info)
+- Vuori (athleisure) reached **$4B valuation** in 2022
+- Golf lifestyle is a category waiting for its Vuori moment
+
+---
+
+## Slide 10: Why Now?
+### Five Tailwinds Converging
+
+1. **Record participation** — 47.2M golfers, 6th consecutive year of growth in 18–34 demo
+2. **Cultural shift** — Golf is now cool. Travis Kelce, Steph Curry, Post Malone all play publicly
+3. **Athleisure crossover** — Golf apparel is becoming everyday wear (joggers, polos as casual wear)
+4. **Media validation** — Hypebeast, GQ, Complex all covering golf fashion regularly
+5. **DTC infrastructure** — Shopify, social commerce, and influencer marketing make launch cheaper than ever
+
+The window is open. Legacy brands are slow to adapt. Streetwear golf brands haven't scaled. **The category leader hasn't been crowned yet.**
+
+---
+
+## Slide 11: The Ask
+### What We Need to Win
+
+**Seeking: $250,000 seed investment**
+
+| Use of Funds | Allocation |
+|-------------|-----------|
+| Inventory (first production run) | 40% ($100K) |
+| Brand & website development | 15% ($37.5K) |
+| Marketing & influencer launch | 25% ($62.5K) |
+| Operations & fulfillment setup | 10% ($25K) |
+| Working capital | 10% ($25K) |
+
+**What investors get:**
+- Equity stake (terms negotiable)
+- Entry into a **$5B+ growing market** at the ground floor
+- A brand positioned to capture the **largest and fastest-growing golf demographic**
+- Team with vision and execution ability
+
+---
+
+## Slide 12: Why Valuetainment?
+### Strategic Partnership, Not Just Capital
+
+Patrick Bet-David and Valuetainment bring:
+- **Massive audience reach** — millions of entrepreneurs and business-minded consumers
+- **Brand credibility** — PBD's personal brand aligns with ambition, hustle, and lifestyle
+- **Content amplification** — built-in distribution through Valuetainment channels
+- **Business mentorship** — proven track record of scaling ventures
+- **Network effects** — introductions to retail, manufacturing, and other portfolio brands
+
+This isn't just an investment — it's a **launch pad**.
+
+---
+
+## Slide 13: Summary
+### That2ndGuy at a Glance
+
+- 🎯 **Market:** $4.8B golf apparel, growing 6%+ annually
+- 👥 **Target:** 22–40 year old recreational golfers (6.3M+ and growing)
+- 🏷️ **Position:** Accessible lifestyle golf apparel — performance meets personality
+- 💰 **Ask:** $250K seed to launch DTC and capture market share
+- 📈 **Goal:** $3–5M revenue by Year 3, category leadership
+- 🔥 **Why now:** Record participation + cultural shift + no dominant lifestyle brand = once-in-a-cycle opportunity
+
+**Golf's next generation needs a brand. That2ndGuy is it.**
+
+---
+
+## Appendix: Research Sources
+
+1. National Golf Foundation — 2025 Golf Participation Report (47.2M participants, 2024 data)
+2. Lightspeed Commerce — 2025 Golf Industry Trends (700+ golfer survey, Gen Z/Millennial insights)
+3. Maximize Market Research — Golf Apparel Market Report ($4.77B in 2025, 6.2% CAGR to 2032)
+4. Global Growth Insights — Golf Apparel Market ($4.83B in 2025, $7.4B by 2033)
+5. Persistence Market Research — Golf Apparel Market ($12.3B by 2032, 5.5% CAGR)
+6. Mordor Intelligence — Golf Equipment Market ($9.24B in 2025)
+7. Hypebeast — "Golf Excites New Generation with Streetwear-Minded Fashion Brands" (2023)
+8. Complex — "Golf Brands for Streetwear Fans" (2024)
+9. GQ — "Best Golf Clothing Brands Changing the Game" (2025)
+10. Intermountain Golf — Young Golfers Revolution (6.3M on-course players aged 18–34)
+
+---
+
+*Prepared by Hammer — January 29, 2026*