Hitachi has launched a finance product for clubs that want to attract new members and retain existing ones. The flexible membership product includes no recall on defaults and immediate payment to boost cashflow.
Congratulations to Daniel Rornes, who has won this year’s Paragolfing Championships in Denmark.
The number of rounds of golf on US courses this July was up a staggering 10 million compared with July 2019.
Africa is a paradise, and you can enjoy each of its distractions where the best online casino is included.
Major winners have a habit of revolutionising the game of golf once their particular method of success is proven to be able to win golf’s biggest prize.
A remote Scottish golf club that is accessible via the shortest scheduled passenger flight in the world has revealed it also now has the longest hole in the UK.
The National Golf Clubs’ Advisory Association (NGCAA) looks at the government’s Winter Economy Plan and what it might mean for golf clubs.
New analysis of a recent survey of more than 2,500 golfers during the pandemic has found that about half of golfers are prepared to travel for more than an hour to play the game.
The Golf Business looks at three UK golf industry trends – beyond simply a general rise in participation and membership – that have materialised as a direct result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Clubs around the world are still carrying out eco-friendly improvements. Here, we look at the work three, from introducing native plants to supporting a vast array of bird species, are doing.
Charity The Golf Foundation, which creates opportunities for young people through golf, has been donated a list of extraordinary golfing products, which people can bid for in a week-long online auction that ends on October 4.
Greenfee365, the marketing and online booking platform that allows golf clubs to sell their tee times directly to golfers all over the world, have in the first wave signed up more than 40 UK golf courses since its launch last March.
Slot machines can be simple to use, they are a great deal of fun, and they’re often considered as the small cousin of the even bigger casino games such as poker and blackjack.
People have always loved a game of chance with a little excitement thrown in.
A new international research and potentially far-reaching study has found evidence to suggest that golf provided improved muscle strength and balance in elderly participants.
Clare and Graham are the two directors at Lanhydrock Hotel & Golf Club in Cornwall. Here, Graham talks about running a family-owned golf venue and what 2020 has been like so far.
With so many different colours, styles and sizes, and brands, such as Nike, FootJoy and Under Armour to choose from, you’re bound to find yourself spoilt for choice.
Roger Brown, Premium Credit’s Chief Commercial Officer for Fairway Credit, outlines the increasing range of payment options available and the important role they play in maintaining good cash flow for golf clubs.
Golf clubs in the UK and Ireland have experienced a huge surge in demand for visitor rounds and memberships since the end of lockdown restrictions, writes GolfClubSubs’ CEO Daniel Halliday.
There is new evidence that golf participation actually increased in the second half of the summer from the first, even though the surge in the first half was unprecedented.
How can golf clubs make more from their social media accounts? Marketing expert Lily Hymes looks at Instagram and demonstrates how your club can have an account that engages with customers, both existing and potential.
When you consider gambling and health together, you may immediately consider the downsides – but there definitely are some.
Bingo is a fascinating game, mainly as a result of its ability to bridge the gap between quintessential gambling games and wider played pieces of entertainment.
Despite a wide-ranging career background, it was Anna Nilsson’s love of golf that meant she moved 1,000 miles to take up a greenkeeping role at The Belfry – a job she hopes will inspire other women to take up. Here, she details her story.
Golf was one of the few sports to return quickly after lockdown and after numerous years of the sports participation levels on a continuous downward spiral, suddenly, the sport was once again hot property.
As grass mortality rates are higher than ever, greenkeepers want resilience within the sward. This, argues Noel MacKenzie, is why overseeding is essential, and why aeration, to ensure seed-soil contact, and choosing the right seed, is equally vital.
Some golf clubs have been so badly hit by the pandemic that they need to make employment cost savings. Here, the NGCAA outlines the alternatives to making a member of staff redundant.
