Michigan is home to two of the larger golf shows in the country. The Michigan Golf Show in Novi and the Western Michigan Golf Show in Grand Rapids They were both cancelled in 2021, but are returning for the 2022 show season.
Michigan Golf Show in Novi
The Michigan Golf Show is scheduled for March 4-6 at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi. 
It bills itself as the “Largest Consumer Golf Show in the Country.” With nearly every golf manufacturer, retail outlet and golf resort represented, it has something for every Golfaholic.
Organizers of the show want to assure golf fans that all safety precautions, as they pertain to COVID, will be implemented.
“The safety of everyone attending the show is of the utmost importance to us.”
The Michigan Golf Show is always a HOT ticket and golf fans jam the aisles to find the best pricing on equipment, apparel, golf travel and accessories.
Over 360 golf industry vendors will be on hand to answer questions and explain their products.
For more information and tickets visit: https://www.michigangolfshow.com/.
Western Michigan Golf Show
Except for last year, the Western Michigan Golf Show has been held annually for 30 years. The DeVos Place Convention Center, located in downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan provides nearby parking garages for easy entrance.
Annually the Western Michigan Golf Show is one of the first shows held in the Midwest. Scheduled this year for February 11-13, thousands of golfers will roam the aisles to book golf travel to the best golf resorts, pick a new club, get golf tips and meet other golfers, intent on finding the best deal on that new driver that will add an additional five yards off the tee.
Two nearby parking garages are conveniently located near the DeVos center for easy access to the show.
Find out more and purchase tickets online at: https://showspan.com/WMG/.
Toledo Golf Show
February 18-20, golfers will be able to view the latest apparel and get great deals on all the equipment they will need for the upcoming season at the Toledo Golf
Show.
Show Manager Andrew Brown told us,
“Even though some merchandisers are having difficulty maintaining inventory, the Toledo Golf Show will have two equipment, apparel and merchandise vendors to offer sweet deals on clubs, balls, apparel and anything a golfer needs.”
Terry Desmond, owner of GearUP Sportswear said,
“I always look forward to the Toledo Golf Show. We see many old friends and will have a complete line of shirts discounted for our loyal patrons.”
More information available at: https://toledogolfshow.com/.
Chicago Golf Show
For those that don’t mind driving and are looking for an excuse to visit Chicago, the Chicago Golf Show presented by the Chicago District Golf Association is scheduled for February 25-27 and will be held at the Donald E. Stephans Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois.
The Chicago Golf Show was the first golf show for consumers, when it was held in 1984. This year marks the 38th year of the show and every attendee can receive a free round of golf, simply by signing in.
The show will offer every golfer a chance to:
- See and swing the year’s newest golf equipment in for free in the Demo area
- Every paid admission will receive on one free round of golf.
- Illinois PGA Teaching Professionals will be on hand to provide swing and putting tips
- Receive special show offers on gloves, balls, shoes and other golf apparel and equipment
- Get discounted rounds for the season at area golf courses and plan your golf vacations at hundreds of resort destinations
Find out more at: https://www.chicagogolfshow.com/.
PGA Show
With over 40,000 annually attending the PGA Merchandise Show, it is the largest golf show in the world, but it is not open to the general public. New products are rolled out to club professionals, golf industry executives and the media. The top golf manufacturers, resellers and club professionals can see, feel and touch the latest golf products that everyone will want for the upcoming season. 
During the show, PGA Professionals and industry leaders form a dynamic international community to network and test the newest products, programs and ideas to inspire innovation, create solutions, and build business and passion for the game. By discovering all that is new, PGA Professionals and buyers drive more value to their facility, differentiate their shop from competitors and further their career.
A demo day, training sessions, and leading industry executives talk about the state of the industry and what golf professionals need to know to help their membership better enjoy the game and courses prosper.
With a few large companies choosing to drop out of this year’s PGA Merchandise Show it may be a bit smaller than normal, but just the fact that it is being held is a very good sign for the overall health of golf.
Golf has experienced a huge boom over the past two years. Even though inventories are tight and distribution channels are clogged, golfers should be able to find everything they need to make 2022 their best golf year ever.
