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Category Archives: Visual Merchandising

Commemorating a Century: How Congressional Country Club Elevated Retail Around Its 100-Year Celebration

Outdoor display of Congressional Country Club centennial merchandise, including branded headcovers, a framed 1924 logo sign, a custom puzzle, leather accessories, a clear glass bottle, and embroidered towels. The items are arranged on grass in front of blooming yellow daffodils, with trees in the background.

Celebrating 100 years, Congressional Country Club created a custom Centennial Collection to honor its rich history.

The Power of Props: Elevating Golf Shop Apparel Displays with Creativity and Resourcefulness

Golf shop apparel display from Boca West Country Club, Boca Raton, FL featuring mannequins in pastel golf outfits, golf bags, shirts, and cherry blossom-style props. Text overlay reads: "The Power of Props: Elevating Golf Shop Apparel Displays with Creativity and Resourcefulness." AGM logo appears in the bottom left corner.

Props can transform a retail display from ordinary to unforgettable—and you don’t need a huge budget to make it happen.

From Groceries to Greens: What Golf Shops Can Learn from Grocery Store Merchandising

A smiling woman stands in a grocery store produce aisle, writing on a notepad with a shopping cart full of colorful fruits and vegetables. Overlaid text in a golf tee graphic reads: "From Groceries to Greens: What Golf Shops Can Learn from Grocery Store Merchandising."

What do Trader Joe’s and your golf shop have in common? Maybe more than you think. Boost your sales through smarter merchandising.

The Science Behind the Pyramid Principle: Using Triangular Displays to Engage the Golf Shopper’s Brain

Graphic titled “The Science Behind the Pyramid Principle: Using Triangular Displays to Engage the Golf Shopper’s Brain.” The text is set against a white and blue background with a green footer that includes the AGM logo. On the right side, there's a line-art style illustration of a pyramid-shaped retail display featuring folded shirts, mannequins, a golf bag, and accessories arranged on round tables.

Want displays that attract attention and boost sales? Discover how the Pyramid Principle can elevate your golf shop merchandising.

How Men and Women Shop Differently—And Why It Matters for Merchandising

A graphic with the title 'How Men and Women Shop Differently' and 'And Why It Matters for Merchandising' separated by an image. The image shows a man and a woman standing back-to-back in a golf shop, each looking at a rack of golf apparel. The man is on the left, and the woman is on the right. The AGM logo is in the top right corner.

From mission-driven purchases to immersive browsing, understanding how men and women often shop differently can help foster deeper connection.