St Andrews, Scotland: The R&A is expanding its GreenLinks programme with a range of new and enhanced sustainability measures in place for The 150th Open at St Andrews.
Reykjavík, Iceland: European Institute of Golf Course Architects is taking the lead in putting climate change action on the world agenda for golf course design and development.
Minneapolis, United States: Toro’s sustainability report for fiscal 2021 highlights key achievements, metrics and newly defined sustainability goals as part of its Sustainability Endures initiative.
Melbourne, Australia: Sustainability will be the theme of Chris Gray’s presentations at next week’s GMA & ASTMA Conference and Trade Exhibition.
Edinburgh, Scotland: VisitScotland, the national body for the development and promotion of tourism in Scotland, has given a major boost to golf’s efforts in sustainability and climate action.
New Jersey, United States: The sustainability plan for the 122nd US Open will significantly reduce the championship’s carbon footprint and leave a lasting legacy well beyond this year’s event.
Singapore: Golf has the potential to lead the way when it comes to reversing climate action, according to Andrew Johnston, one of the driving forces behind the industry’s response to climate change.
Kansas, United States: Professionally managed golf courses can demonstrate environmental stewardship, while also providing health, social and economic benefits.
Singapore: Andrew Johnston recounts to Blair Ferguson his journey in taking Sentosa Golf Club to the top and how he’s utilising the Soil Scout solution to increase the sustainability credentials of the club’s courses.
Yorkshire, England: The British & International Golf Greenkeepers Association is encouraging exhibitors at its annual trade show and education conference to ‘Plant a Tree for BTME’.
London, England: Golf clubs have an opportunity to educate golfers about the sustainable practices they are baking into their day-to-day operations.
Singapore: Teeing off at Sentosa Golf Club on Thursday, the 2022 HSBC Women’s World Championship has signed on multiple tournament partners committed to a sustainable future for the game.