Arizona Alliance for Golf (AAG) unifies local allied associations, non-profits, private industry and consumers to speak with one voice for the purpose of protecting Arizona’s golf industry by educating the broader community, policymakers and governmental agencies about issues shaping the future of golf in Arizona.

In 2021, Arizona’s golf industry produced $6 billion in economic activity while only using 2% of daily statewide water to serve 16.6 million golf rounds. This supported nearly 66,200 jobs, provided $2.3 billion in wages and generated $518 million in state and local tax revenues.

Arizona Alliance for Golf led the most comprehensive, up-to-date economic research study, revealing the many positive impacts the game has on Arizona’s economy. With a unified voice, AAG now leads the effort to protect golf for future generations by educating Arizonans about the game’s many benefits.

Groups involved include local affiliates of national golf industry associations covering the golf business from agronomy to hospitality. They represent millions of Arizonans who depend on the game of golf and the state’s unique travel and lifestyle attractions that draw millions to the Grand Canyon State each year.