Cheshire, England: Campey Turf Care Systems has combined with British manufacturer Sumo to produce the Campey TDS2 sub-surface sports turf decompactor, specifically for the turf care industry.
Shanghai, China: China LPGA Tour Order of Merit leader Liu Wenbo held off a determined challenge from teenage amateur Zeng Liqi to win the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Championship.
Desaru Coast; Malaysia: The Valley Course at The Els Club Desaru Coast has been named as Malaysia’s Best Golf Course for a second consecutive year at the World Golf Awards.
West Palm Beach, United States: Greg Norman has been announced as CEO of LIV Golf Investments, a move which will set in motion a number of momentous developments for professional golf worldwide.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Sentosa Golf Club has wrapped up another successful awards season, capturing the title of ‘World’s Best Eco-Friendly Golf Facility’ for the second consecutive year at the World Golf Awards.
Scottsdale, United States: Tim Schantz, Troon’s President and Chief Executive Officer, has confirmed the signing of a new strategic partnership with Golfzon.
North Berwick, Scotland: GEO Foundation for Sustainable Golf will host a special event coinciding with the COP26 climate summit, highlighting roles golf can play in climate action and exploring pathways to net-zero emissions.
New Jersey, United States and St Andrews, Scotland: Golf’s new Rules of Amateur Status have been published by the USGA and The R&A ahead of their January 1, 2022, effective date.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Golf Saudi and Atlas Turf have officially formed a new joint venture. It will operate in Saudi Arabia as a limited liability joint venture company – Atlas Turf Arabian Agricultural Company.
Singapore: Asian golf could be about to benefit from a new wave of female and younger golfers, according to research by Sports Marketing Surveys.
Dong Trieu, Vietnam: Ground has been broken on the Silk Path Dong Trieu Golf Course in Vietnam, Sir Nick Faldo’s latest Signature masterpiece.
Ponte Vedre Beach, United States: The USGA has distributed US$200,000 in grants across 20 First Tee chapters through the inaugural IDEA grant programme – a dedicated effort to directly empower inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility in golf.