Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States: The PGA of America has announced an expansive agreement with Swiss watch manufacturer Rolex, whose roots as a long-term supporter of the game of golf date back to 1967.
London, England: Robert Maxfield, Chief Executive of the PGA of Great Britain & Ireland, has been welcomed to the Board of Trustees at the Golf Foundation.
Singapore: Chris Gray will highlight some of the most pressing matters facing golf in the 21st century when the Asian Golf Industry Federation’s Sustainability Series resumes this month.
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States: The PGA of America is to allow players the use of distance-measuring devices during competition rounds at its three annual Major championships.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Golf Saudi has announced a number of new programmes connected to The Social Agenda, part of the newly-launched National Sustainability Strategy.
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States: The PGA of America has selected 15 PGA Members who will comprise its sixth PGA Lead class for 2021-22.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Zainal Mohammad Shah, a veteran figure in golf in Southeast Asia, has been appointed as a Senior Advisor to the Asian Golf Industry Federation.
Seoul, Korea: Lee Jong-myung has outlined his ambitious plans after being elected to the role of President of the Korea Golf Association.
Virginia, United States: The Club Management Association of America is soliciting public comments for its Universal Key Club Performance Indicators White Paper which outlines a core set of metrics that the club industry can use to determine the financial and operational health of their club.
Birmingham, England: With the United Kingdom and Ireland under lockdown, the PGA of Great Britain and Ireland has increased the support available for PGA Members, golf clubs and their management teams during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Palm Beach Gardens, United States: The PGA of America Board of Directors has voted to exercise its right to terminate the agreement to play the 2022 PGA Championship at Trump Bedminster.
Singapore: The terms of all Board members of the Asian Golf Industry Federation have been extended by one year ‘due to the special circumstances and to ensure continuity in the Covid-19 period’.