Basel, Switzerland: Golf course businesses should integrate their superintendent into the senior leadership team, says Rhett Evans, CEO of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
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.
Florida, United States: The GCSAA Conference and Trade Show celebrated the association’s 100 years of keeping the game on course with a successful return to Orlando.
Yorkshire, England: The British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association announced a series of new initiatives during its annual education conference and trade show.
Kansas, United States: Four golf course superintendents are recipients of the 2025 Environmental Leaders in Golf Awards by the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: The R&A worked with the Emirates Golf Club greenkeeping team to provide agronomy support at the 16th Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship.
Florida, United States: Pace Anderson has joined the World Golf Village Resort as Director of Agronomy, responsible for overseeing conditioning of the resort’s two layouts..
Singapore: Continuing the ground-breaking undertaking initiated by the AGIF in 2018, The R&A will stage introduction courses for the Intermediate Certificate in Greenkeeping in India and Vietnam.
Kansas, United States: For the fifth year, the GCSAA, in conjunction with other global superintendent groups, will commemorate an international ‘Thank a Golf Course Superintendent Day’.
London, England: BIGGA has launched a survey aimed at getting a better understanding of the issues and challenges surrounding water management on golf courses.
North Carolina, United States: Green Start Academy’s 2025 application window has opened, welcoming aspiring assistant superintendents to join its leadership and development programme.
New Jersey, United States: Celebrating a game-changing career in golf course management, Rodney Lingle has been named as the winner of the 2025 USGA Green Section Award.