Yorkshire golf club goes electric for its course machinery 0
Dore and Totley Golf Club is the first club in South Yorkshire to take delivery of Toro’s all-electric Greensmaster eTriFlex 3370 greens mower.
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Posts From Seamus Rotherick
The holes that will decide the 2021 Open Championship 0
This summer’s Open Championship will be contested at the Royal St George’s Golf Club, which is situated right by the Kent village of Sandwich.
A look at some of the clubs that have been investing 0
From a club rebranding to a driving range that has increased the number of professionals it employs, the growth in participation has given many golf clubs the confidence to invest in themselves.
Why do different grass seeds produce different amounts of oxygen? 0
Jayne Leyland details why different grass seeds used on UK golf courses produce different amounts of oxygen, and the impact this can have on your carbon footprint.
How to use bonuses in sports betting 0
Golf is one of the most popular sports to bet on in online casinos, especially in the UK.
Meet the director of golf: Graham Chambers 1
The director of golf at Longhirst Hall Golf Club talks about the venue’s history from coal mine to EuroPro Tour host, the last, extraordinary, year and what the next few years might look like for the golf industry.
Irrigation maintenance checklist 0
Robert Jackson explores how an irrigation system can be maintained in a cost and time effective manner, ensuring it performs to an optimum level this spring and summer.
How pro shops can make the most of the spending surge 0
With shoppers returning to high streets and shopping centres, retailers are busy preparing to maximise the potential of physical stores and meet pent-up consumer demand.
Meet the pro who teaches golf to blind people 0
Anders Mankert has been teaching – for free – blind golfers now for a quarter of a century, and some have gone on to excel at the game.
Preparing for the return of F&B 0
Golf clubs should prepare for the return of their bars and restaurants by evaluating their staff costs in these departments, argues food and beverage consultant Steven Brown.
No, golf courses are not bad for the environment 2
There is a media narrative that golf courses are bad for the environment. However, research is finding that that not only is not true, but golf courses now play a pivotal role in how green a local area is.
Who will be the Masters champion? 0
The Masters tournament is back in its deserved spot to start as the first foremost championship of the golf season.
Johnson the bookmakers’ favourite as all eyes turn to Augusta for the Masters 0
There’s something special about The Masters.
Top golf themed slots 0
One armed bandits, fruit machines, pokies or puggy; they’ve been around for years but are certainly a little different today than their older cousins of the dark pub corner.
Meet the head of golf: Andrew Jowett 2
The new head of golf at Gleneagles talks about future plans at ‘The Glorious Playground’ and how the business has supported staff and customers during the pandemic.
Preparing for the surge 0
With golf participation expected to be very high for the coming season, some venues have taken the opportunity of recent lockdowns to fast track major course renovation projects.
Comment: Handicaps for non-members of golf clubs 8
Chris Gray, general manager at Cottingham Parks Golf & Leisure, argues that the plan to create handicaps for ’nomads’ risks repeating trends from the 1990s, which led to a decline in golf club memberships.
The Secret Secretary: Managing during the pandemic 0
An anonymous golf club manager talks about his perception of golf club management during the pandemic.
Grow your club’s membership by providing flexible payment options 2
With a surge in golf participation expected shortly, Fairway Credit operates a solution that enables members to apply directly for finance which does not require the club to obtain credit broking authorisation.
Skin cancer from the golf course: The facts 0
Golf and greenkeeping are healthy activities but overexposure to UV light can be a potential health hazard. Fortunately, it’s one that can be easily managed.
4 reasons to play golf in 2021 0
We all need an escape now and again, an outlet to escape from the sometimes mundane nature of everyday life.
How to deal with stress as a golf club manager 2
Named manager of the ‘Welsh Golf Club of the Decade’ last year, Andrew Minty offers advice on how golf club managers can deal with stress at what has been a challenging time for everyone in the industry.
How to use Sportsbook 0
What would you say to have your golf betting wager boosted by as much as 115% of your deposit, or getting 20% of your stake back when you lose a bet?
Furlough, the National Minimum Wage and maternity allowance 0
The National Golf Clubs’ Advisory Association (NGCAA) look at financial changes coming in in the next few months which may impact your golf club.
Amazing UK golf courses you have to play before you die 0
For the golfing world in the UK, the news of a likely return of the sport after lockdown restriction is a huge relief. The closure of golfing facilities has had a devastating impact on the sport.
Skechers leverages cutting edge technology for 2021 footwear collection 0
With the golfing community in the UK eagerly awaiting clear guidelines on the sports resumption for 2021, players and fans continue looking for any positives coming from the industry.
The courses every golfer should play at least once in their lifetime 0
Golf is appealing not just because of the game itself but also because of the beautiful courses you get to play on! And these courses are the best of the best.
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