Singapore: Marc Ong held his nerves in check to register his maiden professional victory in the fourth leg of the inaugural Singapore Pro Series Invitational presented by FTAG.
Singapore: Now into its second decade, the Asian Golf Industry Federation is well positioned to diversify and grow, according to outgoing CEO Eric Lynge.
Florida, United States: Fifteen PGA of America members and one PGA Section – reflecting the best of the PGA of America as innovators, leaders, coaches and achievers – will be featured in an hour-long nationwide special entitled A Celebration of PGA Professionals.
Montana, United States: Elk getting into bunkers has resulted in damage to them at the Tom Doak-designed Rock Creek Cattle Company. But lining the bunkers with the Capillary Bunker system is set to solve the problem.
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: The first nine holes at Yas Acres, the latest original work from Fry/Straka Global Golf Course Design, will open in September.
Sandwich, England: Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama, winner of April’s Masters Tournament, has withdrawn from The 149th Open at Royal St George’s after testing positive for Covid-19.
London, England: Sir Nick Faldo will return to his home club, Welwyn Garden City Golf Club, to celebrate the Faldo Series’ 25th anniversary and launch its largest ever championship.
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States: Spalk has announced its $3MM Series A investment round, led by the Greg Norman Company.
St Andrews, Scotland: Today sees the launch of #FOREeveryone, The R&A’s participation campaign aimed at encouraging more women and girls to play golf by showcasing the sport and providing practical advice on how anyone can get started.
Illinois, United States: John Deere and First Tee celebrate the 2020 and 2021 Power for Good contest winners for their efforts to do good in their local communities during the 2021 John Deere Classic.
London, England: Episode three of Syngenta Golf’s new docu-series Changing the Business of Golf is streaming now – and follows the greenkeeping team as they transform Stanedge Golf Club.
Lausanne, Switzerland: The names of the 60 men and 60 women who will represent their respective countries in the Tokyo Olympics golf competition have been ratified with the publication of final quota places for the tournaments.