New Jersey, United States: Elevating outstanding examples of those who unite, showcase, govern and advance the game of golf, the United States Golf Association has announced the recipients of its 2022 Annual Awards.
Cannon Falls, Minnesota, United States: Craig Holden, President of Suståne Natural Fertilizer, Inc, has pledged the company’s continued support to the golf industry.
Singapore: Karen Proctor, Director of Sales – APAC with Textron Specialized Vehicles, continues to blaze a trail for women in the Asian golf industry.
Singapore: Richard Walne’s contributions to the Asian Golf Industry Federation have been acknowledged with the presentation of a special plaque.
Singapore: Respected golf industry stalwarts Mark Donohue, James Gordon and Henry Ng have joined the Asian Golf Industry Federation’s Board of Directors.
Singapore: Chris Gray, one of golf’s foremost experts on turfgrass and sustainability, has been appointed as the new President of the Asian Golf Industry Federation.
New Jersey, United States: The United States Golf Association has announced that its Executive Committee will again be led by Stu Francis and by Fred Perpall, who will serve as President-elect.
San Diego, United States: Kevin Breen, the Certified Golf Course Superintendent at La Rinconada Country Club, has been elected to a one-year term as President of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: In the latest edition of the Asian Golf Industry Federation series of webinars, Ed Edwards, Chief Operating Officer of Golf Saudi, outlines how the world’s first environmentally governed golf eco-system has been created.
Lawrence, Kansas, United States:. The GCSAA Foundation has received a US$50,000 grant from The Toro Company Foundation for continued support of the Rounds 4 Research programme.
Melbourne, Australia: Golf Australia has announced record growth in club participation and total participation, with a 6.4 per cent increase in club members and a 21 per cent year-on-year rise in rounds played.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Golf Saudi has joined the European Disabled Golf Association. Over the next 18 months, Golf Saudi will work closely with EDGA, as well as golf clubs across the Kingdom, to ensure the new access programme is available to all.