Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Golf Saudi has announced the creation of its first ‘National Golf Week’. To take place from January 30 to February 6, 2022, multiple golf activities and opportunities will be organised throughout the Kingdom.
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: Two of golf’s most influential figures have highlighted the positive impact of the Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific championship.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Royal Greens Golf & Country Club has taken delivery of the latest generation of Starting New At Golf equipment, as part of Golf Saudi’s plans to attract juniors to the game.
Melbourne, Australia: Ground-breaking research marks Australian golf’s new direction as it sets its sights on a solid path for post-pandemic growth.
Georgia, United States: Club Car has announced a donation of Ryder Cup tickets to the PGA Junior League, Drive Chip and Putt and the Wisconsin PGA Tournament Series to allow junior golfers to enjoy a day at the Ryder Cup.
Kansas, United States: In May, the golf industry’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Collaboration introduced a new Grassroots Grants Programme designed to increase participation among those who are under-represented in the sport.
Singapore: Action rather than words is required to bring about significant, positive changes in golf and to make the game more diversified and inclusive.
London, England: The health benefits of golf provide a new rationale to attract players to the sport and grow the golf industry, says John Bushell, Managing Director, Sports Marketing Surveys.
Carnoustie, Scotland: Greater investment and support from golf bodies, sponsors, the media and fans is required if women’s golf is to grow and prosper.
St Andrews, Scotland: The R&A has secured approval for its plans to redevelop the existing public golf course at Lethamhill in Glasgow to create a brand new community golf facility.
Sotogrande, Spain: Golf Saudi has hosted leading female Saudi personalities at the second Aramco Team Series tournament in Spain.
Illinois, United States: The Covid-19 pandemic not only caused a resurgence in the game of golf, but it introduced a new kind of golfer to the game – one with different needs and priorities.