California, United States: Trojan Battery Company has launched the new OnePack Series 2 (S2), the latest evolution of its 48V 105Ah lithium battery platform for golf carts and low-speed electric vehicles.
Dublin, Ireland: La Réserve Golf Links, the number one golf venue in Mauritius, has praised the impact of its new Club Car fleet, citing improved operational efficiency and an enhanced experience for golfers.
St Andrews, Scotland: Golf’s governing bodies will work with key stakeholders to review, test and implement options that have a meaningful impact on driving distance at the elite level.
Birmingham, England: Club Car has extended its long-term relationship with The Belfry Hotel & Resort, one of the world’s most iconic golf venues.
Kansas, United States: Rhett Evans will conclude his tenure as Chief Executive Officer of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) in September 2027.
Melbourne, Australia: Shorter formats are reshaping how Australians play golf, with new data revealing a significant surge in nine-hole rounds across the country.
Seoul, Korea: SMARTSCORE has obtained ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications – internationally recognised standards for information security and privacy information management systems.
Singapore: Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC) General Manager Nick Shan has outlined his vision for building a sustainable golfing eco-system for the amateur game across the region.
London, England: Moor Park Golf Club has praised the impact of its new Club Car golf fleet, describing the innovative vehicles as ‘a game-changer’.
London, England: John Deere has been named as one of the United Kingdom’s top 15 employers of armed forces leavers. The achievement reflects the success of its Military Hiring Programme.
Singapore: BFG Golf has been named as Presenting Partner of the Singapore Junior Championship, an event at which prize money will be awarded to the individual champions as well as the team winners.
Adelaide, Australia: Australia’s golf industry has united behind a bold new national strategy, BIG SWINGS 2026-2030: The Next Evolution of Golf in Australia.