Sandwich, England: A range of low-carbon energy and transport technologies will be used in staging The 149th Open at Royal St George’s and fans attending the championship will be able to learn more in a new Sustainability Zone.
St Andrews, Scotland: Fans attending The 149th Open at Royal St George’s will be able to support a global reforestation drive in a new partnership between The R&A and Mastercard’s Priceless Planet Coalition.
London, England: GreenClub has launched a survey which tackles the subject of environmental issues with a view to better understanding the general thinking on the topic of renewable energy at golf facilities.
New Jersey, United States: To celebrate the legacy of its outgoing Chief Executive Officer, the USGA has renamed its most impactful sustainability initiative as the Mike Davis Programme for Advancing Golf Course Management.
United Arab Emirates: Troon-managed Saadiyat Beach Golf Club is celebrating momentous environmental milestones, positioning itself as a leader in enhancing, protecting, and nurturing the property and surrounding area.
Singapore: As part of its commitment to delivering a sustainable future for golf, The R&A has launched an innovative new agronomy service in Asia-Pacific.
St Andrews, Scotland: The R&A’s testing facility based at Kingsbarns, incorporating Allan Robertson House and the surrounding environment, has earned another notable accolade.
Hoi An, Vietnam: South of the ancient town of Hoi An, one of Vietnam’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, is the Hoiana Integrated Resort and Hoiana Shores Golf Club.
Barcelona, Spain: Multi-time Spanish Open venue Real Club de Golf El Prat has introduced a new sustainability plan, highlighted by the renovation of its acclaimed Yellow Course.
Birmingham, England: The Professional Golfers’ Association of Great Britain & Ireland and sustainable golf brand OCEANTEE have signalled their intentions to grow the game by agreeing a three-year partnership.
Singapore: Sentosa Golf Club has further expanded its sustainability agenda by announcing a new partnership with Porsche Asia Pacific.
St Andrews, Scotland: Camille Chevalier has become a Sustainable Golf Champion, partnering with the GEO Foundation to help support the group’s mission to advance sustainability in and through golf.