Woman named first ever female captain of a golf club in Ireland 1
Dungannon Golf Club in Northern Ireland has become the first golf club in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland to appoint a woman as its overall captain.
Dungannon Golf Club in Northern Ireland has become the first golf club in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland to appoint a woman as its overall captain.
From pandemic year two golf participation data showing even better results than year one, to this publication getting a new publisher, we look at important developments in the golf industry in January 2022.
Footballer Gareth Bale has been named as a global ambassador for The R&A – a role that will see him inspire new audiences around the world into playing golf.
A new 10-bay driving range, located at Bootle Golf Course in Merseyside, has opened.
A golf club has applied for planning permission to build lodges that will reduce the length of its course – a move that may result in it only allowing guests staying at the lodges to use the venue.
A golf club in Argyll and Bute in Scotland is set to partner with one of Britain’s largest housebuilding companies in order to undertake a major renovation project.
Anders Mankert’s ‘Golf Scholarship’ programme has now been running for more than two decades. Here he talks about some of its notable successes and his plans for it in 2022.
Unrivalled demand for tee times has forced Royal Dornoch Golf Club to close the book for the 2022 season.
Retailer American Golf has said that the surge in participation in the UK over the last two years resulted in a huge rise in sales over the Christmas period.
While the ‘home of golf’ continues to be adored by players and spectators alike, ambitious plans for a rival club in the St Andrews area have hit the skids.
Two Scottish golf clubs that have both been on the brink of closure within recent years have now both reported record growth.
A UK government initiative that offers 16-to-24 year olds a work placement at a golf club was taken up by more than 250 venues in 2021, resulting in employment for more than 400 people.
A golf club in Cumbria has received planning permission to build 100 mobile units in order to protect its financial viability.
A luxury holiday estate and golf course has announced that all its holiday homes’ toilet roll is now created sustainably from bamboo.
Two Scottish golf clubs have become the latest to report shocking levels of vandalism.
The National Golf Clubs Advisory Association (NGCAA) provides legal advice on what policies clubs should have on employees’ social media activities.
Since 2016 the number of golfers in Great Britain and Ireland has increased from 3.6 million to 5.7 million.
A council in Norfolk is reportedly planning to sell a golf club it bought for more than £7 million for less than £2 million.
The golf, leisure and spa director of The QHotels Collection, which manages seven golf resorts in England and Scotland, details how the venues have adapted to the pandemic.
If you love golf and dream of becoming an entrepreneur, then you should consider combining the two things. There are many different types of golf businesses to start in 2022. In this article you can be inspired by five great golf business ideas.
For at least the third time in the last year, an abandoned burnt-out car has been found on a golf course in Dundee.
With a thrilling calendar of competitive competition ahead, we can’t help but fixate on this year’s most anticipated tournaments.
A golf club has introduced a speed radar outside its main residence to encourage safe driving as part of a partnership between members and local residents.
Police in Hampshire have issued a warning to golfers about a female gang of robbers dubbed the Rolex rippers.
The executive vice president of the Trump Organization, Eric Trump, has said confidence in Trump Turnberry for 2022 is strong, although Covid is still making “it difficult to predict how operations will be affected”.
A survey of golfers has found that they are much more likely to leave reviews of golf courses they play and read other golfers’ reviews before deciding to play a new course than before.
Roger Brown, chief commercial officer at Fairway Credit, looks at what the last 12 months have meant for the golf industry, and what the next 12 should bring us.