[Purpose] This study aims to verify the influence of social support of golf participants on health promotion behavior and intention to continue health behavior. [Method] To derive the results, 300 golf participants enrolled in the Department of Physical Education were selected as the population. Data were collected from adults who participated in golf living in Seoul, Gyeonggi, Sejong, and Chungnam, and 49 of them were excluded due to missing or inconsistent responses, and a total of 251 were used in the final analysis. The collected data were analyzed using SPSS 23.0 software. Frequency analysis was used to identify the demographic characteristics of the subjects, confirmatory factor analysis and reliability analysis were used to verify the validity and reliability of the survey instrument, and multiple regression analysis was used to verify the hypothesis. [Results] First, social support partially affected health promotion behavior. Second, social support partially affected intention to continue health behavior. Third, health promotion behavior partially affected intention to continue health behavior. [Conclusion] Positive social support of golf participants will require the development of various programs to promote health and sustain health behaviors.