Columbia County is currently buzzing with excitement as the fifth annual Augusta National Women’s Amateur gets underway. Located at Champion’s Retreat, the tournament has become a two-week celebration of golf and increased attention for the area. Local businesses are reaping the benefits as visitors flock to the area, resulting in more revenue and new customers for these establishments.
Ironwood Tavern and Vampire Penguin are just two of the many businesses experiencing a surge in customers during the tournament. Employees at Ironwood Tavern, located just minutes away from the course, are thrilled about the increase in business and the opportunity to meet new people. They have learned to prepare better each year by ordering extra supplies to accommodate the influx of patrons.
Rooted Coffee, a popular spot for morning pick-me-ups, is also seeing a steady stream of golf enthusiasts grabbing a drink or snack before hitting the course. The increased business is not only beneficial for these local businesses but also enhances the experience for patrons who get to enjoy a taste of Columbia County’s local offerings while attending this prestigious tournament.
Overall, The Augusta National Women’s Amateur has brought increased attention and revenue to Columbia County and its local businesses. It has become an annual celebration of golf that not only benefits those participating but also supports the community and its economy.
