Irrigation Investment at ‘Home of Golf’
St Andrews, Scotland: St Andrews Links Trust is set to break ground on a £10.5 million irrigation project that will optimise water usage and improve player experience across its golf courses.
St Andrews, Scotland: St Andrews Links Trust is set to break ground on a £10.5 million irrigation project that will optimise water usage and improve player experience across its golf courses.
Malaga, Spain: Aloha Golf Club has become the first club on the Iberian Peninsula to partner with The R&A Agronomy Service on a premium ‘venue’ support agreement.
Hong Kong SAR, China: Plover Cove Golf Club is intent on revolutionising the landscape and perception of the Shuen Wan landfill in the New Territories of Hong Kong.
California, United States: With Trojan Battery Company celebrating its centenary in 2025, President and CEO Rick Heller discusses what makes the company a leader in its field.
Mjölby, Sweden: Mjölby Golfklubb’s switch to Suståne has paid dividends with the club being GEO Certified and described as an ‘outstanding role model for sustainability in golf’.
Singapore: The historic Singapore Island Country Club has achieved the Base Tier (1 Leaf) of the Farm-to-Table Recognition Programme by the Singapore Food Agency.
Perugia, Italy: Antognolla Golf has been selected by global irrigation leader Rain Bird as its flagship course in Italy by installing its latest software technology.
Lang Co, Vietnam: Vietnam’s standing as one of Asia-Pacific’s premier golf hubs is destined to strengthen in the coming years, according to Faldo Series Director.
Arizona, United States: Troon International has reinforced its commitment to sustainability leadership, recognising the crucial role golf can play in protecting and enhancing nature.
Singapore: As a provider of turf and landscape maintenance solutions, Toro continues to develop new technologies to meet the needs of each industry it serves – including golf.
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.
Singapore: Chris Gray, Head of Sustainability & Agronomy – Asia-Pacific at The R&A, explains the work and objectives of The R&A Sustainable Agronomy Service.