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GOLF earnings call: key takeaways

What GOLF said on its earnings call of November 4, 2026: results against expectations, what changed since last quarter, guidance and the questions analysts pressed on.

By Lician·November 4, 2026·AI-generated from the call transcript and Lician data

Third-quarter net sales of $649 million were in line with expectations, and adjusted EBITDA was $115 million, down $4 million from last year's third quarter (7:42)
The company raised full-year guidance for net sales and adjusted EBITDA. (11:14)

Results vs expectations

Metric	Consensus	Reported	Result
EPS	$1.00	–	–
Revenue	$650.1M	–	–

What changed since last quarter

The company raised full-year net sales guidance to $2.65 billion to $2.67 billion, up from previous expectations (11:14)
Full-year adjusted EBITDA guidance was raised to $455 million to $470 million, including a $30 million net tariff refund benefit (11:14)
The CFO mentioned continued investments in technology and fitting networks to drive future growth. (7:22)

Guidance

Metric	This call	Previous call
Revenue	Full-year net sales of $2.65 billion to $2.67 billion (11:14)	not captured
EBITDA	Full-year adjusted EBITDA of $455 million to $470 million (11:14)	not captured

What analysts pressed on

How input costs and freight will affect next year's gross margin. (30:34)
Whether the shift to a two-year product launch cycle will impact the golf club market. (32:20)
Concerns about the performance of the apparel segment in Japan and Korea. (37:16)

In their words

We're really pleased with the launch on a variety of levels starting with tour adoption... (17:03)
We believe for golfers to get the very best out of Titleist equipment, they need to be fit. (34:14)
We're pleased with the state of our consumer and the durability of our consumer. (26:54)

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