Dick Sullivan has led PGA Tour Superstore since 2009.
The chief executive of a fast-growing golf retailer is stepping down.
Dick Sullivan, executive chairman and CEO of PGA Tour Superstore, has announced he will retire from his day-to-day CEO role with the company later this summer. A global search for a new CEO has begun, and Sullivan will remain CEO until a new leader is in place and continue as executive chairman of the company into the future.
Sullivan has led PGA Tour Superstore since the 10-store operation was acquired by The Home Depot co-founder Arthur M. Blank in 2010. Prior to the CEO role, Sullivan served as the executive VP of the Atlanta Falcons (which Blank acquired in 2002) for more than seven years. He served as the chief marketing officer of The Home Depot for more than 10 years prior to his stint with the NFL franchise.
PGA Tour Superstore currently operates 76 stores in 28 states, and plans to open 16 more stores by the end of 2026. The company says it achieved record revenues in fiscal 2024 and has continued to gain market share early in 2025.
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