Kansas, United States: Four golf course superintendents are recipients of the 2025 Environmental Leaders in Golf Awards by the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
Melbourne, Australia: The R&A has launched its first Golf Course 2030 project in Australia and New Zealand, focusing on the positive role golf courses can play in nature conservation and ecological restoration.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club has upgraded its buggy fleet with 160 new Club Car Tempo Lithium-Ion golf carts, all equipped with Visage GPS technology.
Zurich, Switzerland: Syngenta Golf’s latest episode of The Green Report heads to Golf & Country Club Zürich where a rewilding project has created the largest native bio-diversity area in its municipality.
Sam Son Town, Vietnam: More than 120 golf course superintendents and turf professionals from across the country attended the Vietnam Superintendents Association’s latest two-day seminar.
Hanoi, Vietnam: By combining innovative technology with accredited design expertise, Vietnam’s golf courses are poised to lead the region in performance, efficiency, and environmental stewardship.
Hue City, Vietnam: Industry leaders are set to align on a clear vision for the sustainable development of the golf sector at the inaugural Vietnam Golf Course Owners Summit.
London, England: Syngenta Golf’s sustainability docuseries, The Green Report, heads to Arizona for its latest episode, to learn about sustainable use of water on desert courses.
Singapore: The International Golf Federation, in collaboration with the Singapore Golf Association, has set out its sustainability initiatives for the 2025 World Amateur Team Championships.
Singapore: By combining EcoBunker with other ecological innovations, Singapore Island Country Club has minimised environmental impact and built sustainability into the redeveloped Island Course.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Dr Yasmin Rasyid and Samuel Choong will shine a spotlight on sustainability in keynote addresses at next month’s Asian Golf Industry Federation International Summit.
Walldorf, Germany: John Deere and DeLaval have announced the Milk Sustainability Centre expansion to dairy farmers in more countries.