Bergin Elected ASGCA President
October 27, 2026
Wisconsin, United States: A former top collegiate golfer, Bill Bergin has been elected President of the American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA).
ASIAN GOLF INDUSTRY FEDERATION
Wisconsin, United States: A former top collegiate golfer, Bill Bergin has been elected President of the American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA).
Auckland, New Zealand: The 2026 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) at Te Arai Links this week is set to continue the event’s extensive broadcast coverage around the world.
Hokkaido, Japan: Hanazono Golf has engaged internationally-recognised golf course architects Lobb + Partners to undertake a strategic review of its existing golf course and overall golfing experience.
Hong Kong SAR, China: John Catlin produced golf of the highest order to win the Link Hong Kong Open by five shots on the Hong Kong Golf Club’s (HKGC) timeless Composite Course.
Bangkok, Thailand: Varit Pakdeeyingyong, Thailand Country Manager at Jebsen & Jessen, explains what makes the Thai golf market distinctive – and what it demands of those that keep its courses playing at their best..
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Individuals and clubs who have significantly contributed to golf in the region will be honoured at next week’s Asian Golf Industry Federation Annual International Summit.
Singapore: Golf Saudi and the Asian Tour have agreed to postpone the PIF Saudi International, originally scheduled to take place at Riyadh Golf Club from November 18-21.
St Andrews, Scotland: Dr Andy Owen has been appointed Research Manager at The R&A Sustainable Golf team to support the sustainability and resilience of golf courses around the world.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Worsening haze conditions have prompted the Malaysian Golf Association to postpone the Grand Final of the National Junior Development Programme’s Junior Series.
Melbourne, Australia: The PGA of Australia and Club Car have renewed their long-standing partnership for a further three years, extending the agreement through to 2029.
Delhi, India: India has the potential to produce world-class golfers, driven by its young population, wider access to the sport, stronger grass-roots infrastructure and greater international exposure for its players.
Kansas, United States: Jonathan Williams, Director of Science and Agronomy at Troon Golf, has received a Grassroots Ambassador Leadership Award from the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
Cannes, France: The International Golf Travel Market (IGTM) returned to the south of France, bringing together golf tourism suppliers and buyers from across the world.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Delegates at next week’s AGIF Annual International Summit will be given a unique glimpse into the renovation of the East Course at Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club.
London, England: The global golf tourism market is forecast to reach approximately US$10 billion by 2030, according to new findings from The Business Research Company.