Record Golf Participation in Australia
Melbourne, Australia: Golf in Australia is riding a wave of unprecedented growth, celebrating its fifth consecutive year of club membership growth and a record amount of people playing golf.
Melbourne, Australia: Golf in Australia is riding a wave of unprecedented growth, celebrating its fifth consecutive year of club membership growth and a record amount of people playing golf.
Hanoi, Vietnam: The rapid growth in the number of certified golf referees and individuals with rules certifications is a key factor in the strong development of Vietnamese golf.
Hong Kong SAR, China: Kipp Popert has spent his life breaking down barriers. During the Link Hong Kong Open, the Englishman showed why he is such an inspiration.
Jakarta, Indonesia: The R&A is helping connect the digital and physical golf worlds though a new Active Play event on gaming platform Roblox, exclusively for Indonesian players.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: While Charley Hull ended a two-year victory drought, the Aramco Team Series presented by PIF – Riyadh was notable also for having its strongest ever Saudi representation.
St Andrews, Scotland: The R&A has published a new guide which outlines the best ways to use restricted areas of land for golf course development.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Golf organisations will come together to offer golf activities as part of this year’s Dubai Fitness Challenge, a month-long celebration of fitness and wellness.
Hai Phong, Vietnam: Vietnam’s emergence as a growing golfing force will be underlined this week when it hosts the 30th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf Team Championships.
Basel, Switzerland: Syngenta’s new multi-media feature questions whether the emergence of a new ‘Well-Being Economy’ enables golf course businesses to reflect their true value.
St Andrews, Scotland: The R&A has announced new participation figures that show an increase of more than three million adult golfers playing the sport.
Hanoi, Vietnam: Speakers at the Vietnam Golf & Leisure Awards predicted the construction of dozens of new courses and the staging of high-profile tournaments in the coming years.
Gotemba, Japan: The 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) is set to continue the event’s extensive broadcast coverage around the world.