This is a savings of $5.5-7M/year for the company, if those were all full time jobs paying 'the going rates'. I don't think any company, esp. one that deals in golf equipment, could be/should be faulted for a reduction of such. And when the company is small to begin with, it makes really good business sense to me.
But, literally millions of jobs out there unfilled that probably pay even better.
But there could be something much bigger at hand coming with PXG. Sales were way up, pricing was wayyyy down. 🤔