Michael Shaw: An introduction to the Equality Act 7
The Equality Act applies to all golf clubs in England, Scotland and Wales.
The Equality Act applies to all golf clubs in England, Scotland and Wales.
An expelled member of Dullatur Golf Club in Scotland has been reinstated by one of the most senior judges in the country.
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Ardglass Golf Club has been named as Ireland’s ‘Links Golf Course of the Year 2011’ following a 20 per cent increase in business.
I’m afraid I can see no benefit for our clubs in golf becoming an Olympic sport.
Loch Lomond Golf Club in Scotland has won the ‘Overall Achievement Award’ at the STRI’s Golf Environment Awards 2011.
St Andrews Links has been awarded the Golf Environment Organisation (GEO) Certified™ eco-label in recognition of its sustainability commitment and achievements.
Someone once referred to me as a ‘control freak’. Now whilst I readily admit to being the latter I dearly would like to claim to being in the former state!
Many reach positions of head greenkeeper / course manager through hard work, reliability and the ability to organise a team to carry out the required turf maintenance.
A golf club manager who has found himself at the centre of a storm over an email he sent to an army colonel over disabled access at his golf club has said he was joking.
A new Middle Eastern golf club that markets itself via reciprocal deals with other courses around the world has been shortlisted for an award.
A Lincolnshire golf course could be converted into housing after the company that owns the location’s lease has decided it does not fit into its business plan.
The captain of the Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA), Eddie Bullock, has said that golf clubs need to offer more educational offerings to their managers in order for the club to survive in current, difficult market conditions.
We cannot afford to pull up the drawbridge and hope the ‘enemy’ will withdraw.
Typically I am finding a wide range of profitability levels, mainly in bar sales.
Osborne Golf Club in the Isle of Wight has completed a £150,000 clubhouse refurbishment programme.
The whole project at Dubai Sports City [the world’s first purpose-built sports city] is incredibly exciting – I mean, I think it’s fair to say there is nothing else like it in the world.
Designing a golf course, or redesigning an existing one in a renovation or improvement exercise, is a fascinating task.
Many clubs do not have a full membership and the many 2-for-1 schemes for casual golfers is blamed as a contributory factor. On the other hand most clubs need income from visitors.
For the vast majority of clubs in the UK, membership renewal falls between November and April.
All proprietary golf clubs in the UK have been urged to make a Capital Allowance Tax claim before next year’s April Budget, when the tax allowance is ended after 62 years.
An energy expert has said that golf clubs are overcharged by about £5 million per year by their energy suppliers and that 70 per cent of golf clubs will recover about £2,000 each, if they carry out an audit.
Clubs are increasingly looking for new members to help keep their finances fit, but, short of erecting signboards at the roadside blazing forth the fact, how can they tip the wink to their local catchment?
A golfer will no longer be penalised if his or her ball is moved by a gust of wind after it has been addressed.
More than 200 golf clubs around Europe have signed up for the new Golf 4 Heroes project.
How do you work with owners to achieve the optimum golf course condition whilst catering to their desires?