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ACUSHNET HOLDINGS CORP
90 insider trades surfaced from the last year. This page shows only aggregate signals, not the underlying transactions, people, filings, filters, or AI workspace.
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Insider compensation
Public aggregate: $3.8M average total compensation across covered insiders.
Governance movement
Public aggregate: 1 governance events in the last year.
Institutional ownership
Public aggregate: 319 holders from the latest quarter.
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Company Overview
Acushnet Holdings Corp. is a Consumer Cyclical company in the Leisure industry, and it is the global leader in performance-driven golf products through its Titleist and FootJoy brands. The business is centered on the “dedicated golfer,” with premium equipment, golf wear, gear, and technical apparel sold through pro shops, specialty retailers, eCommerce, and selected direct channels. In 2025, Titleist remained the main revenue engine, contributing about 62% of sales, while FootJoy accounted for about 22% and golf gear about 10%. The company’s operations are highly seasonal, weather-sensitive, and tied to golf participation trends, with strong dependence on the Rules of Golf and product adoption by top professionals.
Executive Compensation Practices
Executive compensation at Acushnet is likely to be closely tied to revenue growth, adjusted EBITDA, operating margin, and cash flow, since those are the clearest drivers in the company’s recent filings. Because Titleist equipment is the largest profit and growth contributor, incentive plans may place extra weight on golf ball volume, club pricing, product launch success, and margin performance rather than just top-line expansion. The company’s spending on R&D, fitting networks, consumer engagement, and advertising suggests that compensation may also reward innovation, market share gains, and successful premium brand execution. Given tariff pressure, foreign exchange volatility, and higher restructuring and ERP costs, boards in this sector often use adjusted metrics to separate management performance from nonrecurring or macro-driven impacts.
Insider Trading Considerations
Insider trading patterns at Acushnet may reflect the company’s seasonality, launch cycle, and sensitivity to weather-driven demand in the golf market. Executives and directors may have more informed views on sell-through trends for Pro V1 balls, club launches, FootJoy footwear demand, and the success of new product rollouts, which can materially affect near-term results. Because the business is exposed to tariffs, foreign exchange, and regional demand shifts, insiders may be especially attentive to changes in costs and international sales trends before they become visible in reported numbers. As a Consumer Cyclical leisure company with premium branded products, trading activity may also cluster around seasonal booking periods, major product announcements, and quarter-end channel inventory updates.
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