APGC Unveils 2026 Championship Schedule
Singapore: Male and female players of all ages will have the chance to showcase their talent in Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC) events across the region in 2026.
Singapore: Male and female players of all ages will have the chance to showcase their talent in Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC) events across the region in 2026.
St Andrews, Scotland and New Jersey, United States: The planned rollback on the distances golfers can hit the golf ball looks set to be delayed by up to two years.
New Jersey, United States: The USGA has unveiled the 2025 Golf Scorecard, a report that uses information from scores under the World Handicap System to highlight golf participation trends in the US.
Singapore: Members of Singapore’s golf community, including players and key stakeholders, have been recognised at the Singapore Golf Association Annual Gala and Awards Dinner.
Singapore: Japan Golf Association committee member Akira Wakabayashi has been appointed to the Board of the Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation.
Kansas, United States: Shelly Robbins has been named Senior Director, Foundation, Corporate Sales and Events for the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
Texas, United States: Derek Sprague will step down from his role as Chief Executive Officer of the PGA of America to return to New York and support his family.
Lausanne, Switzerland: Park In-bee and Caroline Huyskes have been elected to the Board of the International Golf Federation.
Singapore: Chris Gray has been unanimously re-elected to the post of President of the Asian Golf Industry Federation for a third term (2026-2027).
Singapore: In response to demand from member companies, the Asian Golf Industry Federation will expand its educational and networking gatherings in 2026.
Bangkok, Thailand: Robinswood Golf Club will play host to next year’s Asian Golf Industry Federation (AGIF) Club and Turf Management Conference Thailand.
Birmingham, England: The PGA of Great Britain & Ireland (GB&I) has announced the final PGA Excel awardees for 2025, with Tim Rouse and Chris White earning Master status.