Minneapolis, United States: Designed for smaller areas of the golf course, Toro’s new Turf Pro 200 provides an autonomous mowing option for areas where larger machines may be unnecessary.
Melbourne, Australia: Three Australian golf turf management professionals have been recognised at the 2026 Australian Sports Turf Managers Association (ASTMA) National Turf Industry Awards.
London, England: When Westerham Golf Club decided to introduce larger bunkers with more interesting shapes that provided the challenge they wanted for the course, they called in the expertise of EcoBunker.
St Andrews, Scotland: The R&A has updated its Golf Course 2030 Water Portal to offer golf course operators the latest guidance, data and practical solutions to address sustainable water management.
Minnesota, United States: Perfection is the standard for every grounds crew, and Toro says its latest electric innovation makes reaching that goal more attainable than ever.
St Andrews, Scotland: Golf course conditions today are a far cry from the early days of the game, with golfer expectations also having shifted over the years.
Yorkshire, England: In an exclusive GBN interview, members of The R&A’s Sustainable Golf Agronomy team discuss their work and the growing collaboration between The R&A and the USGA.
Birmingham, England: South Staffordshire Golf Club has invested in the playability and maintenance of the course with a programme of bunker improvements with EcoBunker and its EcoTec bunker liner.
Singapore: Having spent two decades working alongside golf course operators across Southeast Asia, Jebsen & Jessen Technology’s Turf & Irrigation division reveals what it’s seeing on the ground.
California, United States: Rain Bird has released the 952LT Long-Throw Block Rotor, delivering the farthest throw of any rotor in the company’s golf irrigation portfolio.
Birmingham, England: After trialling Suståne’s 5-2-4+Fe, Stratford Oaks Golf Club emerged in a healthier place, encouraging the club to up the applications to four or five times a year.
Singapore: Before the first shot was struck at Aramco LIV Golf Singapore 2026, an army of turf specialists had completed thousands of hours preparing Sentosa Golf Club’s Serapong Course for competition.