New Club Car Electric Fleet at Celtic Manor
Newport, Wales: Celtic Manor Resort has installed a new fleet of electric Club Car golf vehicles as part of its drive towards enhanced sustainability.
Newport, Wales: Celtic Manor Resort has installed a new fleet of electric Club Car golf vehicles as part of its drive towards enhanced sustainability.
Singapore: The historic Bukit Course at Singapore Island Country Club has achieved GEO Certified status and joins an illustrious group of global golf clubs leading the way in accelerating sustainable practices.
Lang Co, Vietnam: Laguna Lang Co has restated its credentials as one of Vietnam’s most sustainable large-scale projects by retaining its EarthCheck ‘Gold Certification’ for 2022.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Golf Saudi has once again shown its commitment to sustainability with three of its clubs achieving certification by GEO Foundation for Sustainable Golf.
London, England: On the eve of COP 27, Syngenta Golf has published a new feature looking at solutions to help golf courses become more climate resilient.
London, England: A greens programme from Suståne has been praised for delivering sustainable, steady and healthy growth at Wildernesse Golf Club.
St Andrews, Scotland: As part of the first Sustainable Golf Week initiative teed-off by the GEO Foundation, golfers around the world are being encouraged to make a personal contribution to the #DrivingTheGreen agenda.
St Andrews, Scotland: The first ever Sustainable Golf Week is taking place next month, hosted by GEO Foundation for Sustainable Golf with its partners and collaborators globally.
London, England: The DP World Tour has signed a three-year partnership agreement with OCEANTEE that sees the company become the Tour’s Official Sustainable Products Supplier.
Birmingham, England: The Grounds Management Association is highlighting the need to place sustainability and environmental issues at the heart of the grounds maintenance sector’s thinking.
New York, United States: Audubon International has released the newly updated version of its ‘A Guide to Environmental Stewardship on the Golf Course’.
Kansas, United States: Golf courses in the United States used 29 per cent less water in 2020, compared with usage in 2005, according to recently released survey data.