New Title Sponsor for Fanling Showpiece
August 22, 2024
Hong Kong: Real estate investor and asset manager Link Asset Management Limited has been confirmed as Hong Kong Open title sponsor for the next three years.
ASIAN GOLF INDUSTRY FEDERATION
Hong Kong: Real estate investor and asset manager Link Asset Management Limited has been confirmed as Hong Kong Open title sponsor for the next three years.
St Andrews, Scotland: In celebration of the AIG Women’s Open returning to the Old Course, St Andrews Links Trust has released two short films showcasing the venue’s support for women’s golf.
Arizona, United States: Monique ‘Mo’ Gesualdi has been named ‘2024 Troon Coach of the Year’ by Troon’s Education and Player Development team.
Bangkok, Thailand: With Sports Turf Solutions acting as distributor in Thailand, Vietnam and Myanmar, Japanese-owned Shibaura has been embraced as a leading brand of turf mowers and top-dressers.
St Andrews, Scotland: Club Car has extended its long-term relationship with the world’s most iconic golf venue after delivering a new fleet to St Andrews Links.
New Jersey, United States: Recognising a growing interest in golf-related careers, the USGA is helping funnel emerging talent to a broad range of job opportunities that exist in the game.
London, England: In the latest episode of Syngenta’s Growing Golf podcast, Jim Croxton, Chief Executive of BIGGA, discusses evolving challenges faced by turf professionals.
Warwickshire, England: Foley’s ‘first-of-its-kind’ 642 Quick Spin Reel Grinder will be a star attraction at next month’s GroundsFest 2024.
Florida, United States; At the mid-way point of 2024, rounds in the United States were trending 2% ahead of the mid-year total from 2023.
Singapore: The fourth Singapore Junior Masters, which has a proud tradition of unearthing future stars, will be staged at Laguna National Golf Resort Club next month.
Arizona, United States: Troon has been selected to manage the City of Detroit’s three municipal golf facilities – Chandler Park, Rackham, and Rouge Park Golf Courses.
London, England: Rain and England’s run in the European Championships caused a decrease in golf rounds in Great Britain in the second quarter, according to Sporting Insights.