Golf Course Management Professionals Hailed
September 15, 2021
Singapore: Across the globe, those who help keep the game going and enjoyable were yesterday recognised with ‘Thank a Golf Course Superintendent Day’.
ASIAN GOLF INDUSTRY FEDERATION
Singapore: Across the globe, those who help keep the game going and enjoyable were yesterday recognised with ‘Thank a Golf Course Superintendent Day’.
Kansas, United States: The Golf Course Superintendents Association of America, formed in 1926 to further greenkeeping ideas among middle America golf courses, is celebrating 95 years as one of the game’s most important organisations.
St Augustine, Florida, United States: The World Golf Village Resort is raising funds for ovarian cancer research throughout the month of September.
Kansas, United States: In May, the golf industry’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Collaboration introduced a new Grassroots Grants Programme designed to increase participation among those who are under-represented in the sport.
Singapore: Siam Country Club’s Waterside Course is the latest venue to install CiMSO’s GOLFmanager software.
Arizona, United States: Troon has announced new partnerships with Mexico’s PGA Riviera Maya Golf Club and PGA Oceans 4 Golf Club on the southeast coast of the Dominican Republic.
London, England: ClubNet Systems, a club management software company owned by Irish technology company Golfgraffix, has launched its business in the United Kingdom.
Phuket, Thailand: Golf is at the centre of Thailand’s latest initiative to boost tourist confidence in the country and revive the economy.
Singapore: A pioneering research programme by sports and leisure specialists Sports Marketing Surveys is assessing the playing habits of Asia’s golfers.
Melbourne, Australia: Royal Melbourne Golf Club’s reputation for leading the way on being Covid-safe on the fairways has been firmly reinforced.
Edinburgh, Scotland: In their first year as Title Sponsor at the Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open, Trust Golf pledged their support to NHS Charities Together and The Ramathibodi Foundation in Thailand.
Portrush, Northern Ireland: The Open is set to make a triumphant return to Royal Portrush in 2025, marking an exciting new chapter in the history of golf’s original championship.
Berkshire, England: As more fungicides are withdrawn from sale across the United Kingdom, Europe and globally, turf managers have had to look for alternative methods to manage turf diseases.
London, England: Shaun Anderson has joined Rain Bird Europe as Golf Sales Specialist for the United Kingdom, Ireland and Iceland.
Melbourne, Australia: The Australian golf industry’s three key bodies have committed to publishing a new Australian golf strategy by the end of the year.