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.
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.