From a club marketing itself to parents of babies to more clubs reporting strong results, the golf industry appears to be in a very healthy position as it heads into the start of the golfing season.
The PGA professional at Shanklin & Sandown Golf Club on the Isle of Wight for the last 34 years, and new TGI Golf Partner of the Year, Peter Hammond, explains how the club has continued to grow in recent years.
In the space of two years in the early 1990s, Clare and Graham Bond had two children and the family-owned golf club they run, opened. Here they reflect on the last 30 years.
Golf technology provider GolfNow has joined forces with junior golf charity The Golf Foundation to sponsor the Unleash Your Drive programme.
Two historic venues have embarked on multi-million pound clubhouse renovation projects, which will provide additional revenue and even ensure their members can work while at the golf club.
Toro is entering a new market with its first ever range of passenger vehicles. Titled the Vista, golf clubs’ customers will get to experience first-hand the quality and smooth ride of Toro.
An event to celebrate Scottish golf tourism has predicted that golf tourists will visit the ‘home of golf’ from more countries than ever before in 2024.
Cardigan Golf Club has been named Wales Golf Club of the Year and Andrew Minty Welsh Golf Club Manager of the Year at the Wales Golf Awards.
Another London council is to close down a municipal golf course.
A charity that runs golf clubs has taken over its 13th venue in a little over five years, following a tender process that saw interest from more than 30 parties.
The general manager of John O’Gaunt Golf Club, Gordon MacLeod, talks about the challenges of future-proofing the club, why the pandemic was transformational and the benefits of outsourcing human resources.
Spring is here and that means one thing: cutting season is fast approaching. With that in mind, Reesink Turfcare is supporting customers with discounts on genuine Toro cylinders and bedknives.
Gianni Ferrari is pleased to announce that replacement parts are now available via the Kubota (UK) dealer network, with immediate effect.
It is equipped with two high-pressure hydrogen tanks (25L each) positioned under the driver’s seat and on the back of the rear seat.
Golf clubs and courses can drive new business by learning from the ‘seismic shift’ and growth in the golf entertainment sector, new research has found.
A Cumbrian club has said it has had probably its strongest winter performance ever despite it being unseasonably wet.
A Devon golf course has become the latest to say it is planning to convert its 18-hole course to a 12-hole venue.
A golf club in Nottingham has undergone a £100,000 refurbishment that will see it run events for families with very young children.
Dalmuir Municipal Golf Course has become the fourth Scottish municipal golf course in the last month to be saved from closure.
Ian Melham, Head of Membership Services at Foremost Golf, provides seven tips for your club pro or retail manager to consider that will help you increase your in-store golf ball sales in 2024 and beyond.
2024 marks the 40th year of turfcare machinery manufacturer, The Toro Company, and turfcare equipment distributor, Reesink UK, working together for excellence in the industry.
Camberley Heath Golf Club, synonymous with refined golfing experiences, takes a bold step forward in elevating its fairways with the installation of the cutting-edge AIR-EZE FAIRWAY Shoe Cleaner.
With Ventrac’s low ground pressure of just six psi, it can work on wet ground without leaving messy tyre marks.
A Yorkshire golf club that opened in 1904 has only discovered now that five of its holes were designed by one of the most famous golf course architects in history.
Several major golf clubs, particularly in Scotland, are fundraising and working to combat coastal erosion after an autumn and winter that saw heavy rainfalls.
The Blairgowrie Golf Club in Perthshire has been selected as a Scottish Golf Performance Hub, meaning it will be a venue for Scotland’s leading players to prepare for tournaments at.
Anyone who purchases adidas’s latest golf shoe – Tour 360 – in the next two months will receive a complimentary round of golf worth up to £60, courtesy of tee time booking platform GolfNow.
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