The resolution recognizes May 6, 2026, as Vermont Golf Day, highlighting the state's rich history in the sport of golf, which dates back to ancient Rome and was formalized in 15th-century Scotland. Vermont is home to the Dorset Field Club, the oldest continuously operating golf course in the U.S., and boasts 68 golf courses, with a significant portion open to the public. The economic impact of golf in Vermont is substantial, generating $671.4 million in financial output and supporting over 5,376 jobs, while also contributing to the state's green infrastructure and hosting numerous charitable events.

The resolution emphasizes the health benefits of golf, the tourism it attracts, and the environmental contributions of golf courses in Vermont. It calls for the recognition of May 6, 2026, to coincide with National Golf Day, and directs the Secretary of State to send copies of the resolution to various golf organizations in the state. This initiative aims to celebrate the sport's contributions to Vermont's economy, community, and environment.