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Meet the resort director: Richard Woolley
The resort director at St. Mellion Estate in Cornwall talks about leading the venue he grew up playing at after 15 years of senior roles at Crown Golf clubs, and tells us what the resort has been investing in this decade, as it prepares for its 50th anniversary this summer.
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Royal Lytham & St Annes to host 2028 Open Championship
Royal Lytham & St Annes has been named as the host of the 156th Open, to be played from July 30 to August 6, 2028. It will be the 12th time the Lancashire club has hosted the competition.
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Hoebridge Golf Centre unveils £200k refurbished gym
Hoebridge Golf Centre has unveiled a major £200,000 refurbishment of its on-site gym, introducing state-of-the-art equipment and positioning the venue as one of the most advanced fitness and leisure destinations in Surrey.
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Trafford Golf Centre reopens following refurbishment
Trafford Golf Centre has reopened following refurbishment works, welcoming visitors back to a refreshed range experience at one of the UK’s most popular golf and leisure destinations.
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Bentham Golf Course posts positive financial results
Bentham Golf Course in Yorkshire has reported that green fee income has more than doubled this decade, while memberships have almost doubled.
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Josh Moses joins London Golf Club as director of operations
London Golf Club has appointed the former general manager of Walton Heath Golf Club, Josh Moses, as its new director of operations.
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Why golf clubs are turning to Nespresso for their coffee solution
UK golf clubs are partnering with Nespresso Professional to meet rising member expectations. With high-volume machines like the Aguila series, clubs provide consistent, premium coffee across the course while enjoying strong margins and operational ease.
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Whitchurch (Cardiff) Golf Club wins women and girls award
Helping schoolgirls across Cardiff into golf, along with developing their leadership potential, has brought Whitchurch (Cardiff) Golf Club the Wales Golf Women and Girls Project of the Year Award.
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120-year-old Dartmouth Golf Club damaged by targeted motorbike vandalism
Vandals on motorbikes have devastated the greens at Dartmouth Golf Club, leaving the historic 120-year-old course in West Bromwich unusable. The club is now calling on Sandwell Council for urgent security measures to save the playing season.
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Driving profit
Somerset’s Cricket St Thomas Golf Club has achieved a fourfold revenue increase via ball tracking technology, while new software is set to redefine player data and club profits in 2026.
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Toptracer’s Old Course Reversed competition returns
Toptracer, the official range technology of The Home of Golf, has announced that the exclusive Old Course Reversed competition will return to its partner ranges around the globe from April 16 – May 17.
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Meet the golf club manager: Anthony Tarchetti
The general manager of Chart Hills Golf Club in Kent, Anthony Tarchetti, talks about the major transformations the venue has seen in the last six years, which means, for example, it now offers year-round golf on firm, consistent fairways.
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New Scottish golf course to open next month
Cabot Highlands has confirmed that Old Petty, its acclaimed new Tom Doak-designed course, will officially open to the public on May 15, following a successful preview play period in late summer 2025.
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Kinross Golf Courses unveils £800k+ investment
Kinross Golf Courses has launched a major investment programme featuring £600k in new machinery, a GPS-enabled buggy fleet and a sensitive bunker restoration. The project honours designer Sir David Montgomery while elevating the player experience.
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Alan Holcroft named new manager of Canterbury Golf Club
Alan Holcroft has been appointed the new general manager of Canterbury Golf Club in Kent, home to a Harry Colt classic course located just outside the cathedral city.
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Lahinch Golf Club reports record-breaking financial year
Lahinch Golf Club in Ireland saw its green fee income alone soar to £3.65 million in the last year, while it now has more than £10 million in cash reserves.