Golf industry supports always having daylight saving time to increase golf in the evening.

Many people like daylight saving time because it gives them more time to enjoy the evening sunlight. The golf industry especially likes daylight saving time and wants to make it permanent all year round.

Golf courses say they would lose money if we didn't have daylight saving time because people wouldn't be able to play golf in the evenings. People who play golf in the evening also buy food and drinks at the golf course, which makes more money for the golf course.

Daylight saving time has been around for a long time, but some people don't like it because it makes them lose an hour of sleep in the spring. These people also don't like that it gets dark earlier in the fall when we switch back to standard time.

Some states have tried to make daylight saving time permanent, but they need permission from the government to do so. Other states want to get rid of daylight saving time altogether and just have standard time all year round.

The golf industry is working hard to convince lawmakers to keep daylight saving time because it's good for business. They say that many golf courses would have to close if they lost money from people not being able to play golf in the evenings.