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To own Acushnet, you have to believe in the durability of its premium golf brands and the company’s discipline in converting steady, if unspectacular, growth into solid cash generation for buybacks and dividends. The latest quarter’s 6% revenue increase and beats on sales and adjusted operating income reinforce that story rather than rewriting it, but the 23.5% share price jump since earnings suggests near term expectations have reset higher. That move may pull forward some of the upside implied by earlier fair value estimates, while heightening sensitivity to any slowdown in volume growth or pricing power. At the same time, leverage and a valuation above the global leisure average keep execution risk firmly in focus, especially if consumer spending softens or golf participation plateaus.
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