Australian Golf Unveils Historic National Strategy
Melbourne, Australia: The Australian golf industry’s milestone national strategy has been unveiled following many months of collaboration and alignment.
Melbourne, Australia: The Australian golf industry’s milestone national strategy has been unveiled following many months of collaboration and alignment.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Leading Saudi amateur golfer Faisal Salhab has been crowned champion of the sixth edition of the Saudi Open.
New Jersey, United States: The USGA Nominating Committee has released its proposed slate of 2022 Executive Committee members and officers.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Prince Khalid bin Saud Al-Faisal and Mohammed Al-Issa, have overseen the launch of the sixth Saudi Open Golf Championship.
New Jersey, United States: The United States Golf Association will launch the US Adaptive Open Championship, a new national championship that will showcase the world’s best golfers with disabilities.
South Carolina, United States: The National Golf Course Owners Association has announced Annika Sorenstam as the recipient of its 2022 Award of Merit, the organisation’s most prestigious award.
St Andrews, Scotland and Liberty Corner, New Jersey, United States: Golf’s governing bodies have made available a Model Local Rule to further limit the use of Green-Reading Materials.
Melbourne, Australia: Golf Australia has announced participation figures not seen in 50 years of data collection, as the boom in golf gathers pace.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: The American Chamber of Commerce in Saudi Arabia and Golf Saudi have signed a Memorandum of Understanding which addresses key areas of collaboration.
Singapore: The Asian Tour’s tumultuous, ground-breaking partnerships with Golf Saudi and LIV Golf Investments were 18 months in the making.
Singapore: In an exclusive interview with the Asian Golf Industry Federation, Cho Minn Thant, the Asian Tour’s Commissioner and CEO, discusses exciting new developments that will elevate the status of the circuit.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Her Royal Highness Princess Nourah bint Mohammed Al Faisal has seen for herself the progress Golf Saudi is making in growing participation in female sport in the Kingdom.