Orlando, USA, January 24, 2025- At the 72nd PGA Golf Show (January 21-24, Orange County Convention Center), renowned golf equipment and solutions provider KOKVP made a grand appearance with its core product matrix and customized service packages. Amid this industry feast – the largest in 15 years – KOKVP engaged in in-depth exchanges with 33,000 professionals from 94 countries, demonstrating the technical strength and service value of Chinese brands in the global golf sector.
As the oldest and most influential global business event in the golf industry, this year’s PGA Show gathered over 1,100 exhibitors spanning the entire industrial chain, from traditional manufacturing giants to innovative enterprises. Leveraging years of technical accumulation, KOKVP set up an exclusive booth to highlight three core advantages: first, a series of high-precision equipment tailored for professional courses and leisure scenarios, which became a focus of attention due to its stringent quality control standards and adaptive design; second, customized solutions backed by extensive project experience, covering the entire process from equipment selection and site adaptation to operation and maintenance support, with preliminary cooperation intentions reached with 12 North American golf facilities on-site; third, a multilingual service team and rapid response mechanism providing localized technical support for market demands in different regions, aligning with the show’s core mission of “promoting global golf business collaboration”.
The interactive experience area at KOKVP’s booth attracted a steady stream of visitors during the show. With the support of the show’s dedicated equipment testing resources, on-site audiences personally verified the products’ stability in complex environments, and their accurate data feedback and user-friendly operation design were recognized by multiple professionals from the PGA of America. “The core value of this show lies in industry collaboration and innovation exchange. The products and services brought by KOKVP precisely meet the needs of global golf facilities for efficiency improvement and cost optimization,” said Marc Simon, Vice President of PGA Golf Exhibitions, during his booth tour, noting that the participation of such international brands further enriches the show’s innovation ecosystem.
Beyond business matchmaking, the KOKVP team also actively participated in the show’s concurrent educational courses and industry summits, exchanging insights with global peers on topics such as “intelligent upgrading of golf equipment” and “construction of service systems in emerging markets”. Targeting the characteristics of the North American market, the brand launched customized solutions adapted to local climate and operational habits on-site, planning to further deepen its layout in the North American market through the channel network built at the show.
A KOKVP representative stated in an interview: “The PGA Show provides us with a crucial platform to connect with core global industry resources. The in-depth participation of 33,000 professionals and the on-site purchasing power of $885 million confirm the vitality of the global golf market. Taking this exhibition as a starting point, we will continue to refine our technology and services to create greater value for global customers.”
It is reported that this year’s PGA Show not only witnessed the debut of nearly 400 new brands but also injected new impetus into the $102 billion global golf industry through product displays across 10 miles of exhibition corridors and multi-dimensional industry activities. KOKVP’s participation marks the further maturity of Chinese golf equipment brands in technological innovation and global service capabilities.