Toronto, Canada: Jonas Club Software and its affiliated brands have received awards in five different categories in the 2021 Boardroom Magazine Excellence in Achievement Awards.
Multan, Pakistan: The EcoBunker-engineered bunker edging system is a key part of the design of Pakistan’s newly-opened Rumanza Golf and Country Club course.
Berkshire, England: AGIF Full Business Member Indigrow says wetting agent programmes are essential in achieving a reduction in dry patch and fairy ring outbreaks.
Bangkok, Thailand: With travel restrictions easing and the continent opening up, golfers across the region are beginning to put together plans to resume their overseas golfing trips.
Walldorf, Germany: In the wake of an escalation in events in Ukraine, John Deere has announced a suspension in its shipments to Russia.
Ponte Vedra Beach, United States: Tiger Woods, the 15-time Major championship winner, has been formally inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame.
London, England: The global golf industry has launched an appeal to raise funds for UNICEF and its work supporting the people of Ukraine.
London, England: ICL is rebranding its alkaline-extracted seaweed ‘SeaMax’ as ‘SMX’ – a highly concentrated Atlantic Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed, harvested from sustainable and renewable sources by Acadian Seaplants.
Cannon Falls, Minnesota, United States: Craig Holden, President of Suståne Natural Fertilizer, Inc, has pledged the company’s continued support to the golf industry.
Dubai, UAE: For Dindy Macatlang, a golf course superintendent based in Ras Al Khaimah, February was a hectic month, hosting back-to-back DP World Tour events at Al Hamra Golf Club, a Troon facility.
Singapore: World-renowned Sentosa Golf Club has announced a 10-year partnership with The Toro Company and local Toro distributor Jebsen & Jessen.
Bangkok, Thailand: The Asian Tour and Ladies European Tour will join forces in staging two new mixed tournaments in Thailand.
Singapore: Karen Proctor, Director of Sales – APAC with Textron Specialized Vehicles, continues to blaze a trail for women in the Asian golf industry.
Hua Hin, Thailand: After a frustrating decade-long wait, Kim Sih-wan secured his first victory as a professional when he claimed the International Series Thailand title at Black Mountain Golf Club.
Singapore: Ko Jin-young saved her best until last at Sentosa Golf Club to win the HSBC Women’s World Championship by a two-shot margin over Minjee Lee and Chun In-gee.