Singapore: Members of Singapore’s golf community, including players and key stakeholders, have been recognised at the Singapore Golf Association Annual Gala and Awards Dinner.
Seoul, Korea: Iron Heads Golf Club will compete as Korean Golf Club for the 2026 LIV Golf season, a rebrand that reflects Korea’s growing influence on global golf culture.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam: Vietnam has introduced the world’s first global golf tournament system dedicated exclusively to industrial parks.
Florida, United States: National Golf Foundation President Greg Nathan has hailed the game’s continued growth, but warned stakeholders to guard against complacency.
Birmingham, England: The PGA of Great Britain & Ireland (GB&I) has announced the final PGA Excel awardees for 2025, with Tim Rouse and Chris White earning Master status.
Arizona, United States: Troon-affiliated facilities have been recognised for outstanding performance at the company’s annual Global Leadership Conference.
St Andrews, Scotland: The AIG Women’s Open has received the LPGA Gold Driver Award for Best Player Experience for the second consecutive year.
Brisbane, Australia: Singapore Island Country Club (SICC) General Manager Ian Roberts has been honoured by the PGA of Australia.
Bangkok, Thailand: A powerhouse in shaping golf tourism across the region, Golfasian has taken home three accolades at the 2025 World Golf Awards.
St Andrews, Scotland: Lorena Ochoa has accepted an invitation to become an Honorary Member of The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews.
Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Award-winning AGIF Facility Member Vattanac Golf Resort will take centre stage this week when it hosts the inaugural Vattanac Legends Championship.
Singapore: Sentosa Golf Club has added to its collection of accolades with two more significant acknowledgements of its standing as one of the world’s premier golfing venues.