The purpose of this study is to set the theoretical background and to estimate the determinants of golf demand. For this study, the determinants of demand, a truncated Poisson and a truncated negative binomial distribution model were applied. A test of whether the truncated negative binomial distribution model reduces to the truncated Poisson count model was applied using an overdispersion test. To explain the determinants on demand effectively, independent variables including socioeconomic characteristics and golf characteristics were taken into account. The author found that socioeconomic and golf characteristics variables such as age, income are positively related to the golf demand model. Ultimately, the estimated survey would be used as an information database to develop a marketing strategy for district golf management.