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The purpose of this study is to examine how does driving range members' motivation of participating in sports influence exercise addiction. We collected 526 samples from a driving range which is located in H City, Kyung-Gi Do. To achieve our study goal, we used motivation of participating in sports and the exercise addiction of leisure sports as our standard values. Data analysis has verified each variable difference through t-test and One-way ANOVA by SPSS 15.0 Windows program. When similar differences have found, to prove specific difference, we implement Scheffe test in a method of post-hoc test. Also to verify how motivation of participating in sports influence exercise addiction, we implemented correlation analysis and stepwise multiple regression set every statistical significance level to p <0.05. The result of this study as follows. From the result categorized by sex, men showed higher values in indulgence of motivation of participating in sports, social recognition and social satisfaction than women. Moreover, in exercise addiction, men showed higher values in every lower factor than women. Motivation of participating in sports’ social recognition, social satisfaction and exercise addiction factors showed no significant difference between withdrawal symptom and emotion attachment in age difference. Lower factors of exercise addiction is sports needs, withdrawal symptom, emotion attachment and etc,. Thus lower factors influence social satisfaction, social recognition, indulgence and self satisfaction.