Recognizes May 6, 2026, as Vermont Golf Day to celebrate the sport's economic and health benefits.

The bill recognizes May 6, 2026, as Vermont Golf Day, celebrating the sport's economic impact and health benefits. Golf contributes $671.4 million to Vermont's financial output and supports 5,376 jobs. The sport generates $212.1 million in wages and $66.8 million in state and local taxes. Vermont's golf courses, including the oldest continuously operating course in the U.S., provide green space and host charitable events. The resolution directs the Secretary of State to send a copy to relevant golf associations.

Recognizes May 6, 2026, as Vermont Golf Day to celebrate the sport's economic and health benefits.

The bill recognizes May 6, 2026, as Vermont Golf Day, celebrating the sport's economic impact and health benefits. Golf contributes $671.4 million to Vermont's financial output and supports 5,376 jobs. The sport generates $212.1 million in wages and $66.8 million in state and local taxes. Vermont's golf courses, including the oldest continuously operating course in the U.S., provide green space and host charitable events. The resolution directs the Secretary of State to send a copy to relevant golf associations.