Prague, Czech Republic: Troon-managed PGA National Czech Republic at Oaks Prague continues to make a stamp on the industry with the release of its inspiring and extensive sustainability practices.
Singapore: One of the world’s most sustainable sporting venues, Sentosa Golf Club is committed to becoming the world’s first carbon neutral golf club by 2022.
Singapore: The 2021 HSBC Women’s World Championship kicked off with a unique launch event celebrating the game-changing sustainability initiatives of tournament host Sentosa Golf Club.
Singapore: Individual golf facilities should take the initiative in enhancing their reputations within the local communities in which they operate.
Singapore: The R&A has reinforced its support for the Asian Golf Industry Federation’s Certificate in Greenkeeping programme.
Singapore: A sustainable organic waste management project at Singapore’s Sentosa Golf Club will act as a model for other golf courses around the world.
Singapore: Chris Gray has shone a spotlight on some of the most pressing issues facing golf in the 21st century – and outlined measures The R&A is taking to help tackle them.
St Andrews, Scotland: GEO Foundation, the international non-profit dedicated to helping advance sustainability in and through golf, has appointed Roddy Williams as Director, Professional Golf Engagement and Communications.
Idaho, United States: The JR Simplot Company says there’s a reason the fairway, and to a lesser degree, the rough, is likely greener under your feet than many of the other courses you’ve played.
New Jersey, United States: The United States Golf Association will invest US$1.8 million into more than 70 separate research grants in 2021 through the Green Section’s Turfgrass and Environmental Research Programme.
Singapore: One of the driving forces behind the formation of the International Golf Course Equipment Managers Association will share his experiences in the next webinar in the Asian Golf Industry Federation’s Sustainability Series.
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: Saadiyat Beach Golf Club and Yas Links Abu Dhabi have eliminated all single-use plastic bottles from their premises, underlining their commitment to environmental sustainability.