시장영역 관점에서 골프장 입지결정요인 실증적 분석

Abstract

The purpose of the present study is to empirically analyze and interpret factors that affect golf course location decisions from the perspective of market area. To this end, this study conceptualized golf course location factors into demand for the point of location, demand for the location area, and the service industry agglomeration, and conducted a spatial regression analysis of golf course types using a distance-population index, distance-population index for each hole within the area, and location quotient of the service industry within the area as indices for analysis. The results showed that distance-population index has a positive effect on golf course location, and empirically demonstrated that there is an influential relationship between demand for the point of location point and golf course location. There were also differences in the effect of the distance-population index for each hole in an area depending on the golf course type. The present study conducted an empirical analysis of the relationship between demand and industry location that was discussed conceptually from the perspective of market area, and is significant in that it applied the formative principles of market area to conceptualize and empirically analyze golf course location factors. In order to expand the explanatory power of factors that affect golf course location decisions from a market area perspective, additional studies are needed that segment the spatial scope of demand from a nationwide level to a regional level.