Where has the former ”boom” gone? Golf's popularity among company workers plummets in Korea

In South Korea, golf, which had seen a surge in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic, is reportedly experiencing a sharp decline in popularity among office workers.
On the 23rd and 24th of this month, the major recruitment agency "Incruit" in Korea conducted a survey of 1,002 company employees titled "Company employees, please exercise.
According to the survey, when asked "Do you exercise on a long-term basis?", 7 in 10 people (73.5%) answered "Yes," while 25.6% answered "No."
The main reason for exercising was "self-management" (39.5%), followed by "improving physical fitness" (33.7%) and "dieting" (19.6%).
The most popular exercises were "sports gym" (30.9%), "walking" (21.6%), and "running" (12.0%).
This was followed by names such as "Pilates," "yoga," "home training," and "swimming," but golf only made up 2.9% of the total.
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