A look at the course machinery at Toot Hill Golf Club 0
“I’ve always said Toro cuts a lot better than other brands, and for longer – which is important when you think about the total cost of ownership in our current economic climate.”
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OAS doubled sales of TinyLineMarker robots in 2023 0
Origin Amenity Solutions (OAS) has announced that the increasing popularity of GPS line marking robots has seen the company double sales of its TinyLineMarker robots in the last year.
A Gem of a partnership 0
Old Course Hotel, St Andrews announced a partnership with LPGA and LET golfer Gemma Dryburgh in the summer of 2023. Just a few days later she played a significant role in Europe retaining the Solheim Cup.
A look at STAR EV utility vehicles 0
Task-driven and adaptable, STAR EV’s range of utility vehicles can be configured to suit the customer’s exact requirements to ensure they’re a productive and efficient addition to the fleet.
Reesink Turfcare introduces two Toro machines to the UK 0
Reesink Turfcare is bringing two Toro machines to the UK for the groundscare market, and both have a power source for the future.
2024 to determine if Tiger Woods can win again 0
Tiger Woods is convinced he can still win on the PGA Tour and 2024 should be the year to indicate whether it remains a realistic goal for the former world number one.
Swing when you’re winning 2
Swing studios and simulators can offer big benefits to a club but, states Kiran Kanwar, research your members, the target customers, available products and local competition before investing in them.
Is the retail business losing money on ball sales? 0
Ian Melham, Head of Membership Services at Foremost Golf provides advice on maximising ball sales in 2024.
Using UK ‘Growth Potential’ to support management of Microdochium 0
Microdochium Patch is a common winter problem. OAS has been testing products using ‘Growth Potential’ timing and has found control of the disease can be achieved using almost half of what is typically applied.
The biggest golf betting events in Ireland 0
Today, the Irish yearly roster for golfing events is packed.
Links Golf Club invests in Kubota 0
Taking delivery of a fairway mower and brace of Baroness greens mowers, together with a L-1452 and G-261 from Kubota marks a first for the Newmarket-based course.
Toro can aid a golf club’s winter servicing plan 0
Winter servicing, it’s a job that’s got to be done, and there are a few simple guidelines to aid the process: choose Toro genuine parts for an improved total cost of ownership (TCO).
The impact of the World Handicap System 0
2020 saw the R&A and USGA launch the World Handicap System (WHS) as a way of unifying the game and enhancing player enjoyment.
“Golf gives me the perfect excuse to be outside” 0
A woman, who retired just before the pandemic hit, took up golf and, three years on, and partly thanks to her local club’s academy scheme, her handicap has improved by 14 shots and her social life is thriving.
Are Christmas decorations religious discrimination? 3
Some employers are concerned that they could be discriminatory by celebrating Christmas. As Carolyne Wahlen from Golf HR explains, there are some legal areas golf clubs should be mindful of this festive season.
Nexxchange offers SaaS solutions for the golf industry 0
Nexxchange is a technology company specialising in Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions for the golf and hospitality industry.
A fresh breeze: AIR-EZE renewal at Enville Golf Club 0
‘December Discount’ is a £350 unit discount available on any unit ordered from now up until December 31, 2023, and is not limited to just one unit per order. Order must be delivered by the end of January 2024.
Kubota to release ZE electric zero-turn models in 2024 0
The Ze electric zero-turn models not only meet productivity requirements, but also with a higher level of operator comfort through reduced noise levels and less vibration during operation.
A look at the revamped Tenby Golf Club 4
Wales Golf states that the £1.7 million Tenby Golf Club project was one of the most ambitious ever undertaken by a Welsh golf members’ club.
The golf connection: Players, passion and persistence 0
Golf – a sport often associated with tranquil green fairways and the gentle clink of clubs – is more than just a game; it’s an enduring quest marrying skill, determination and a deep-seated passion that binds its enthusiasts.
Here’s three stories from November that give an insight into the state of the UK golf industry 2
Shorter versions of golf, driving range entertainment and midweek golf have all seen huge growth this decade, according to evidence from the last month.
Golf club introduces turfcare qualification 0
Royal Norwich, an historic golf and country club, which relocated four years ago, has introduced an international sports turf qualification for students who want to specialise in golf.
Club profile: Strandhill Golf Club 0
After a fire destroyed Strandhill Golf Club in Ireland’s clubhouse, a financial crisis nearly killed the club. However, the members rallied and the venue is, today, thriving, writes Daragh Small.
How a proactive professional supports member retention 0
Ian Melham, Foremost Golf Head of Membership Services, offers advice on the role a forward-thinking professional can play in supporting member retention.
Bingo all the way – Bingo Golf: The new trend in gaming 0
Golf and bingo, two classic pastimes, have joined forces in an innovative and increasingly popular game known as Bingo Golf.
Golf is predominantly seen as a game for white men, US / UK study finds 1
A study that looked at social media posts in the US and UK between 2019 and 2022 appears to conclude that the game is mostly talked about by white men.
How golf helps business owners keep their brain in tip-top shape 0
Like any sport, golf can be a great way to reduce stress and anxiety for CEOs. Here’s the story of Shania Brenson, the CEO of 15M Finance who believes golf is the best way to unplug.
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