The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship among sports passion of golf participant, sports confidence and intention to continue exercise. The study subjects in this study were members over the age of 30 who used golf driving ranges located in the Seoul area and a total of 250 copies were distributed using the convenient sampling method, and 231 of the recovered questionnaires, excluding 19 copies, were used for the actual analysis. In this study, questionnaire was used as a measurement tool, and the following conclusions were drawn using descriptive statistical analysis, exploratory factor analysis, reliability analysis, correlation analysis, and multiple regression analysis with SPSS 22.0. First, sports passion of golf participants partially affects sports confidence. In other words, harmonious passion has a positive effect on all sub-factors of sports confidence, and obsessive-compulsive passion has a positive effect on proof of ability and physical/mental preparation, which are sub-factors of sports confidence. Second, the sports passion of golf participants affects the intention to continue exercise. In other words, both harmonious passion and obsessive-compulsive passion, which are sub-factors of sports passion, have a positive effect on the intention to continue exercise. Third, participants' sports confidence partially affects their intention to continue exercise. In other words, the coach's leadership and social support, which are sub-factors of sports confidence, have a positive effect on the intention to continue exercise.