Rounds 4 Research Raises Record Amount
Posted on May 9, 2025
Kansas, United States: For the fourth year in a row, the GCSAA Foundation’s Rounds 4 Research programme supporting turfgrass research broke records.
ASIAN GOLF INDUSTRY FEDERATION
Kansas, United States: For the fourth year in a row, the GCSAA Foundation’s Rounds 4 Research programme supporting turfgrass research broke records.
Connecticut, United States: Arccos, a global leader in AI-powered golf performance tracking, has released the 2025 edition of its Annual Driving Distance Report.
Taf, Wales: A report by the Welsh Government has found that EcoBunker synthetically revetted bunkers have a lower environmental impact than naturally turfed revetted bunkers.
Florida, United States: Proponent Group and the National Golf Course Owners Association have undertaken a survey delving into whether instruction is a profit-driver for courses.
Danang, Vietnam: Troon International has published an industry report into amateur golfers across the US, revealing that golf getaways and digital engagement are a key focus for the average American golfer.
London, England: Turf management company ICL has announced the appointment of Liam Hargreaves as Research and Development Officer for its UK Turf & Landscape Division.
Florida, United States: The face of golf may have changed more in the past five years than the previous 50. Golf’s latest participation numbers reveal unprecedented diversity in the game.
London, England: A fourth quarter surge ensured that the average number of rounds played per course in Great Britain in 2024 recovered to just below 2023 levels.
Arizona, United States: Troon will join Greenlight Advisors and the National Golf Course Owners Association to support the association’s 2024 Municipal Golf Study.
New Jersey, United States: The USGA has released its 2024 Golf Scorecard, the organisation’s first data report that highlights domestic golfer participation trends.
New York, United States: A new study reveals that next-generation golfers often describe their current food and beverage options as ‘inconvenient’, ‘unreliable’, and ‘uninspired’.
Virginia, United States: A landmark study reveals the vast economic impact that private clubs have across the United States.