# Sunday Golf

Own A Golf Brand Today

## Elevator pitch
We design and develop golf bags and gear fore golfers who want to carry less and enjoy more.

- Canonical URL: https://wefunder.com/sundaygolf
- Entity ID: wefunder:company:113278
- Last updated: 2026-06-11T05:00:41Z
- Generated at: 2026-06-12T03:35:41Z

## Quick facts
- Proven Traction: Reached $5M revenue in 2022
- Huge Growth Outlook: $7M Revenue in 2023 projected (not guaranteed)
- 🏌️‍♂️ "Hottest products of 2022" - GolfDigest
- Sold in all major retailers: Dicks Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy, PGA Tour Superstore, Scheels.
- Featured in: Golf.com, Golf Digest, Forbes, CBS Sports, & Sports Illustrated and many more!
- Huge Social: 47,000+ Followers on TikTok + Instagram.
- 🇺🇸 Sunday Golf bags can be found in 600+ golf courses nationwide.
- ⛳ Over $8M in lifetime revenue, more than 100,000 bags already sold.

## Active fundraises
- wefunder:fundraise:95387: 506(c) successful (USD)
- wefunder:fundraise:61650: 4(a)(6) successful (USD)
- wefunder:fundraise:82265: 4(a)(6) successful (USD)

## Story
If you ever dreamed of owning a golf company and you want to make golf more fun for more people, then Sunday Golf is a great opportunity for you - keep reading and you'll understand why pretty quickly...The number of golfers in the United States increased by 48% up from 24 million in 2019, to an estimated 36 million people in 2020.  We're currently at about 40 million golfers today! Golf is BOOMING!In fact, golf hasn't seen this kind of growth in over 25 years since Tiger Woods burst on the scene. The best part is, is the golf market continues to grow.The new golfer is different though.  It is not your traditional demographic any longer. They're younger, social, and prioritize fun over better scores. One of the largest golf course management companies in the country, Kemper Sports, conducted a survey with over 24,000 golfers and found that...27% of new golfers came from the 18-34 year old age group.Women entered the game in a big way, representing 33% of new golfers compared to the 24% industry average.40% said that fun events or activities combined with golf would motivate them to play more rounds during the year.And last year, thanks in large part to the development of venues like TopGolf and indoor golf simulators, off-course participation eclipsed on-course play for the first time ever for a total of 27.9 million people! This has shown to create a pathway to more on-course play and created a massive opportunity to capture a new golf demo.  But...Golf is BORING! Traditionally it's been stuffy, exclusionary, and elitist.While always being marketed aspirationally as a purely performance based sport where everyone wants to grind it out to make the PGA tour someday. Completely ignoring the 99% of non-professional/casual golfers who just want to enjoy the game, be social, and have more fun.Keep reading to see how we're solving this problem...We're Sunday Golf - Golf bags and gear for the rest of us.In that same Kemper Sports survey, only 12% of new golfers said that not shooting lower scores would prevent them from playing more. At Sunday, we speak to that rapidly growing demo mentioned above -  Casual golfers are tired of the legacy brands aspirational messaging and unbelievable performance boosting promises.  And it's been working really well....Forward-looking projections are not guaranteed.Launched in August of 2020, we've done close to $8 million of lifetime sales in under 30 months.$2.9 million gross revenue in 2021 ($2.7M net) and $5 million gross revenue in 2022 ($4.6M net).  And we're projecting $7 million by the end of this year! With 90% of all that revenue coming from....Golf bags & gear for the casual golfer.We started with our flagship product - the Loma bag (blue bag on the left).  It was the first bag ever designed specifically for par 3 courses and is currently the leader in its category at golf galaxy.We've since expanded the bag line with other bags of unique sizes.But let me tell you why golf bags is such a great business opportunity... The golf bag market is estimated to be around $400 million in North America and $600 million globally.Larger brands/OEM's focus on selling golf balls and golf clubs.  Our core focus is on bags.Golf bags are neutral, they're not gonna affect how you play one way or another. Making it a great way to promote fun and casual golf. Sunday Golf is sold at Dicks Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy, and PGA Tour SuperstoreWe're sold in over 1,200 stores nationwide.Half of that (612) being golf courses and pro shops - which they're are an estimated 14,000 golf courses nationwide so we have a lot of room to grow.And the other half being major wholesale partners like Dicks, Golf Galaxy, and PGA Tour Superstore.The Loma bag was voted one of the best new products at the 2022 PGA show.Which generated a lot of press/attention from some of the largest publications in the world...We've got thousands of five star reviews both on Amazon and our own website. Not to mention a very engaged community of golfers on social media who really love the bags and the kind of golf that we represent. I believe the combination of a great product and a passionate community has allowed us to build out our wholesale footprint faster than expected... On top of our established wholesale footprint, 50% of our business is direct to consumer via our website and another 25% coming from Amazon.  This has created a great foundation for future growth.And although our focus in the near term is very much in golf.  If we continue to execute well, there's a massive opportunity to go from serving not only the casual golfer but to serving casual athletes everywhere.Nike but make it casual, you know?*Forward-looking projections are not guaranteed. With a strong omnichannel sales mix in place any adding on other sales channels such as international distribution and corporate gifting, our projections to get to $20 million, or to put it another way - 4.4% of the $450 million dollar golf bag market by 2027 is very realistic.If you've ever dreamed of owning a golf company and you're excited about the massive opportunity we have to make golf more fun for more people - then we invite you to invest and join the Sunday Golf movement today! 

## FAQ
1. **Is this a preferred stock raise?**
   - Hi David, yes this is a preferred stock raise. before you finalize your investment you would see the subscription agreement that you would need to sign before the investment is finalized. Thanks for the question.
2. **Have this raise and/or shares been registered with the SEC?**
   - Hi David, under the details section at the bottom you can see a link to the Form C that was registered with the SEC. The Securities and Exchange Commission hosts the official Form C on their EDGAR website. Thanks for the question.
3. **Will shares be publicly traded and, if so, on what exchange(s)?**
   - Hi David, no these shares will not be publicly traded. Currently, Sunday Golf is a private company and the investment is in exchange for preferred stock. Thanks for the question.
4. **Any comps for valuation?**
   - Hi Mike, no recent comps for golf bag specific companies. We multiplied our next twelve months revenue by 1.7x to arrive at the valuation.
5. **Do you guys have plans to make golf clubs? What about apparel?**
   - Hi Nick, right now there are no plans to make golf clubs. Our core competency and design team all have a background in golf bags so that is what we are focused on in the near future. Regarding apparel, we get asked this questions A LOT! never say never but for now we have our hands full with golf bags and other accessories for golf!

## Team
- Ronan Galvin (CEO)
- Casey Mathews (CFO)
- Galen Brunelle (VP of Sales & Operations)

## Q&A
- Q: How long until investors will get there perks? Looking forward to snagging a new bag and Merch!
  - A: Going out next week but will shoot out an email tomorrow AM with an individual code.
- Q: 1) As $7M Revenue is projected in 2023, is Sunday Golf on track now that we are into the second half of the year? 2) Will internationalization be a part of your sales/marketing strategies? What is your international strategy, if any? Seeing that a good percentage of funds would be allocated to sales/marketing and hires, I'd be curious. Golf is played worldwide and I'd love to see Sunday Golf tap into different marketplaces and locales.
  - A: Hi Marilyn, Great questions... 1) Yes Sunday Golf is currently on track for the $7m revenue target. Our YTD Revenue is $3.3m. 2) Yes! We actually already have distributors in Australia and Canada. Hoping to break into the UK and Western Europe market in the next 2-3 years.
- Q: Firstly I love your product, I've had your Loma Black Camo for quite awhile now. I would love to see your company grow and become the style conscious person's goto for all things golf. 3 Questions: 1. What strategies will ensure market share from being diluted by similar products that average half the cost of a Sunday Golf bag (I was willing to pay the premium because your product is cooler than the others, but not as pretentious as the big names)? 2. What strategic marketing campaigns will be implemented to engage the younger demographics 17-42yr olds that are drawn to your products and similar items that have personality to them(Collabs w/ Manolo, St. Andre Golf, etc.)? 3. I dont foresee purchasing a new bag anytime soon 1-2yrs, however I do love the other color variations that are available. Is it possible to make a version where: a. There is a core skeleton to the bag that provides its structure and retails $50-$90. b. The outer layer that has the designs/livery/color is swappable like a zipup/on shirt that can be easily replaced and retails $30-$50. Doing this can ensure repeat customer transactions over the course of owning 1 bag vs. waiting for a customer to buy a new bag. The additional benefit to this is that your brand appeals to customers who are all about function and flair, we buy Vice, Bad Birdie, Sunday Swagger, Jordans, and Air Max's . We stylize our gloves, hats, shirts, and shoes every game because in the end its about having fun, looking good, and quality equipment.
  - A: Hi Will, Thanks for the kind words and being an early customer. To answer your questions.... 1) Like with any product, there will always be a lower priced option. At half the cost, it will inevitably be an inferior product (cheaper materials, less features, etc.). The second thing, and probably more important, is our continuous focus on brand and being able to attract people like yourself who opt for Sunday Golf vs a non-brand option. 2) You hit the nail on the head! Golf bag collabs are in the works with some pretty cool (IMO) brands. Also, we will invest more heavily into younger social media platforms like TikTok and threads. 3) Yeah this is something we can talk to the design team about. Maybe we do a zoom call after the raise? An interesting idea for sure. Great questions Will!
- Q: I love Sunday Golf, super cool company! My family has a few bags already. I was wondering where do you see things going in 5 years? Are you looking to stick with golf or expand into other sports? Thanks!
  - A: Hi Mari, thanks for your support with Sunday Golf. Great question! For the next few years we are fully focused on the golf space but are always open to opportunities in other sports if we can fully commit to executing well in that category!
- Q: Do you guys have plans to make golf clubs? What about apparel?
  - A: Hi Nick, right now there are no plans to make golf clubs. Our core competency and design team all have a background in golf bags so that is what we are focused on in the near future. Regarding apparel, we get asked this questions A LOT! never say never but for now we have our hands full with golf bags and other accessories for golf!
- Q: When are we going public?
- Q: Good luck
  - A: Thanks John!
- Q: In 5+ years is the goal to sell the company or could we potentially expect some dividends closer to the 5 year mark after the company has been scaled up?
  - A: Hi Garrett. Thanks for the question! Right now, we are very much focused on pursuing profitable growth and have a product roadmap for the next 3-5 years and a clear path to $20m-$25m in revenue with golf bags and gear alone. This doesn't factor in getting into other sports or product categories. If we keep making great products and grow efficiently, a strategic buyer (ie competitor) or private equity group will eventually reach out. We would consider our options at that point to either sell, raise more at a higher valuation, or begin paying out healthy recurring dividends and continue to grow the brand and product lines. I hope that helps answer your question.
- Q: will be glad when you do cause even if you go up to 7 million you still will make very little. yeah you have work to do. thanks for your time. you mentioned moving into your own warehouse etc do you have that now or will you have to go in debt to build it out then the other stuff that comes with that that will cost more and take time. you never answered my question about how long the drinks stay cool for etc.
  - A: Hi John, we would lease the space and not go into debt.
- Q: How do we obtain the perks after investment?
  - A: We will provide all perks to you after the raise is closed!
- Q: What is your annual profit and projected profit for the next couple of years?
  - A: Hi Minji, great question! Yes, we are profitable. Our financial statements and Form C (on the "Details" tab of our profile) have our financial data for the past two years as well as projections.
- Q: What are the plans for updating investors on company performance over time?
  - A: HI Nick, great question! We will be updating weekly throughout the investment campaign. Once we close it out at the end of August or once we raise $1.2m, we will provide quarterly updates to the investors. But I am always available anytime to answer questions!
- Q: Do the preferred stocks have a dividend?
  - A: Hi Kailee! Thanks for the question. Currently there isn’t a fixed dividend schedule for the preferred shares. We plan to keep the company in growth mode to maximize Sunday Golf’s valuation for the next 3-5 years and expect to reinvest the profits to achieve this.
- Q: Given Mr. Brian Collins is the Lead Investor, can you share his profile here. He's going to be representing the investors in this round, so might need a statement from him about how he plans to handle this.
  - A: Hi Raju, Look forward to meeting you this week in person. To answer your question about Brian Collins, Brian is a successful Telecom CEO that recently exited his prior company selling to AT&T and now currently working for NATO. The way the Lead Investor on Wefunder works is that Brian, having more skin in a game, is incentivized to vote in a way that maximizes the return on his investment and thus the return on all of the Wefunder investors' investment!
- Q: Will shares be publicly traded and, if so, on what exchange(s)?
  - A: Hi David, no these shares will not be publicly traded. Currently, Sunday Golf is a private company and the investment is in exchange for preferred stock. Thanks for the question.