Hong Kong, China: Bunkers at Hong Kong golf courses which were fortified with Capillary Bunkers and/or EcoBunker withstood the wrath of recent extreme weather conditions.
Singapore: The Singapore Island Country Club is beginning its S$30 million development work on the Island Course.
Hampshire, England: A new Toro irrigation system is allowing Barton-on-Sea Golf Club to take control of Mother Nature – resulting in huge savings in efficiencies.
Lisbon, Portugal: Sporting Insights’ Richard Payne will present highlights from new research at next month’s International Golf Travel Market.
Tokyo, Japan: Hiromi Kobayashi, Chairman of the LPGA of Japan, has set her sights on globalising the circuit and broadening its fan base beyond Japan’s borders.
Macao, China: World-class golf will make a welcome return to the Macao Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China next month.
Florida, United States: Samsung TV Plus viewers in Australia, India, Korea, New Zealand and the United Kingdom will be able to watch the PGA Tour commencing this week.
Rome, Italy: Four greenkeepers are nearing the end of a six-month work experience placement at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, this year’s Ryder Cup host.
Birmingham, England: The PGA of GB&I has embarked on research which aims to define the future of golf by uncovering the evolving dynamics of golf participation.
Singapore: Jebsen & Jessen Technology Turf & Irrigation is launching a social media campaign to mark this year’s ‘Thank a Golf Course Superintendent Day’.
Shenzhen, China: The Volvo China Open has been confirmed as the final piece in The International Series jigsaw for 2023.
Dénia, Spain: John Deere and the Ladies European Tour have extended their long-standing relationship with an upgraded three-year partner agreement.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: The Asian Golf Industry Federation’s ground-breaking Certificate in Greenkeeping programme will pick up pace in the next fortnight.
Incheon, Korea: Koh Gun-taek claimed victory in the Shinhan Donghae Open, beating Thai Phachara Khongwatmai on the first hole of a sudden-death play-off.
Singapore: The Singapore Golf Association and Lexus have extended their partnership for an additional three years.