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Tom Phillips begins work as the new CEO of the Ladies European Tour (LET)
Tom Phillips has officially begun his new role as CEO of the Ladies European Tour (LET), marking the beginning of an exciting new era for the tour and for women’s professional golf globally.Â
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Another torched car found on a Dundee golf course
For at least the third time in the last year, an abandoned burnt-out car has been found on a golf course in Dundee.
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The most anticipated golf tournaments in 2022 that you don’t want to miss
With a thrilling calendar of competitive competition ahead, we can’t help but fixate on this year’s most anticipated tournaments.
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Club launches speed radar in collaboration with local residents
A golf club has introduced a speed radar outside its main residence to encourage safe driving as part of a partnership between members and local residents.
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Police issue warning to golfers about Rolex thieves
Police in Hampshire have issued a warning to golfers about a female gang of robbers dubbed the Rolex rippers.
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Trump: Confidence is strong for 2022
The executive vice president of the Trump Organization, Eric Trump, has said confidence in Trump Turnberry for 2022 is strong, although Covid is still making “it difficult to predict how operations will be affected”.
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Online reviews now play a major role in golf course decisions
A survey of golfers has found that they are much more likely to leave reviews of golf courses they play and read other golfers’ reviews before deciding to play a new course than before.
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Reflections on a strong year; What’s in store for 2022?
Roger Brown, chief commercial officer at Fairway Credit, looks at what the last 12 months have meant for the golf industry, and what the next 12 should bring us.
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Jason Stanton named as the new CEO of Mytime Active
Congratulations to Jason Stanton, who has been named as the new CEO of Mytime Active, which runs 12 golf clubs in the UK.
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Golf club membership in Wales has soared
The number of people who are members of golf clubs in Wales has soared in the last two years, official figures reveal.
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Two Wirral golf courses set to close due to budgeting crisis
Two popular municipal golf courses may be closed down due to a budgeting crisis within Wirral Council, according to the Liverpool Echo.
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Spending on golf products has risen rapidly
New data from Barclaycard has revealed that spending on golf products grew at nearly 10 times the pace of spending growth in general in 2021.
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The revolution in women’s participation
Rates of golf participation by women have soared since the pandemic started, and this is leading to new levels of female engagement.
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Meet the PGA professional: David Delaney
David, who is also the general manager of Halifax Bradley Hall Golf Club, talks about balancing out the dual roles and the surge in members in the last two years.
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Protests over closure of two golf courses
Two separate plans to concrete over two golf courses, one in Oxfordshire and one in Berkshire, have led to protests from local people who do not want to lose green spaces.
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TGI pays tribute to former chairman Ian Johnston
The TGI Golf Partnership, golf’s leading retail services group, was rocked over the festive period by the sudden death of former managing director and chairman Ian Johnston.