Sentosa Golf Club Installs Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
May 12, 2021
Singapore: Sentosa Golf Club has further expanded its sustainability agenda by announcing a new partnership with Porsche Asia Pacific.
ASIAN GOLF INDUSTRY FEDERATION
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.
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.