Seamus Rotherick

  • County Durham’s Ramside Hall Hotel, Golf & Spa has officially opened its new multifunctional short-game area, marking another major milestone in the resort’s ongoing multi-million-pound investment programme to strengthen its position as the ‘North East’s No.1 Golf Resort’.

  • The first article in a three-part sustainability series, Dr John Fry from University Centre Myerscough explains why golf clubs should stop chasing the same standards, and start defining success on their own terms.

  • Foremost Golf has become the Melanoma Fund’s official partner for golf, launching a UK-wide initiative to promote sun safety through education, CPD-accredited training and the Slip! Slap! Swing! campaign, helping protect golfers and PGA professionals from UV exposure.

  • Stephen Chick, general manager, Laguna Golf Phuket in Thailand, talks academy investment, sustainable course management and why the resort’s integrated hospitality model is a powerful differentiator in one of Asia’s most competitive golf markets.

  • This is how the general manager of Chesterfield Golf Club, Sean Boyle, built a swing studio that deepened member engagement and opened a new revenue stream – without touching existing capital.

  • TGI Golf Partnership has strengthened its retail support offering with the appointment of experienced industry professional Iain Wright to its Retail Consultancy team.

  • Toptracer has announced that Royal Birkdale, host venue of The 154th Open, is now available to play on virtual golf at Toptracer-powered facilities around the world.

  • Last year, Emily Hyde took part in The Big Golf Race to raise awareness about prostate cancer just one day after her father died of the disease. Read her remarkable story here.

  • One vision, 191 golfers

    Faced with a dwindling women’s section, one member at Tandragee Golf Club in Northern Ireland decided to act. The result is a community-driven success story that has brought nearly 200 women and girls into the game; more than 150 have become full members and one even went on to become the club’s secretary.

  • Scott Sellars has swapped Indian Ocean sunshine for the Scottish Highlands after being appointed head of golf at Royal Dornoch – a role he pursued after a chance holiday visit left him captivated by the club and the town.

  • With summer secondary spend now peaking at over £900 per member and climbing year on year, the clubs that plan their F&B operation around the season’s big sporting moments are the ones that turn temporary excitement into lasting revenue. Vanessa Machin, Sports and Leisure Managing Director of ClearCourse, explains how.

  • Newark Golf Club celebrated its 125th anniversary with the Handigolf National Championship, school coaching sessions for more than 30 children and a first visit to the course from the local mayor – all played out in torrential rain.

  • Nobody does it better than Stoke Park

    After a multi-million-pound renovation, Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire still offers classic Harry Colt parkland golf just 45 minutes from central London – with the history, atmosphere and conditioning to match its famous name.

  • Colin Mayes named as new president of GCAE

    The Golf Course Association Europe (GCAE) has appointed former Burhill Group CEO Colin Mayes as president for a two-year term.

  • 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.

  • The Kingdom comes to The Grove

    TaylorMade’s legendary Kingdom custom-fitting facility – home to some of the world’s best players – has arrived in the UK for the first time. Joel Westwell, director of golf at The Grove, explains why the partnership is a natural fit for one of Europe’s most premium golf resorts.

  • The new faces of golf ambassadors

    From an eight-year-old junior champion in West Sussex to leading women’s tour professionals, golf clubs are rethinking what an ambassador looks like – and in doing so, sending a powerful message about who the game is for.

  • Two golfing friends have both hit a hole-in-one on the same hole while playing together at Royal Liverpool Golf Club.

  • Paul Toyer has been the PGA professional at St Neots Golf Club in Cambridgeshire for more than 21 years. Here, he talks retail, how he benefits from being a TGI Partner, junior development and why the club pro’s role is busier than ever.

  • Get golf courses summer-ready

    CardsSafe has worked with golf courses for over two decades, providing a wireless card-retention system that secures bar tabs, deters dine-and-dash, and supports equipment hire – helping venues like the London Golf Club serve customers on and off the course.

  • A record number of Scottish golf clubs have enrolled in Scottish Golf’s 2026 junior programmes, with GolfSixes participation rising to 169 clubs and new funding streams supporting women’s and girls’ activity across the country.

  • How loyal are your customers?

    Steve Bird, Business Development Consultant and Education Lead at Foremost, shares his expert knowledge on how to maximise loyalty from your customers.

  • The career Grand Slam is the ultimate individual achievement in golf, a feat so rare that only six players in the history of the sport have managed it: Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, and Rory McIlroy, who completed the set at the 2025 Masters. With US Open golf odds beginning…

  • Tru-Talk: Tru-Turf customer testimonials

    Richard Johnstone MG, course manager at Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, and John Clarke, courses manager at Woburn Golf Club talk about rolling, surface performance, turf health, usability and the long-term value of Tru-Turf rollers, which they use as part of their ongoing maintenance programmes.

  • Tom Mead and Ben Hall claimed the Professionals’ and Assistant Professionals’ Championship titles respectively as Foremost Golf’s annual Championship Week delivered competition, networking and more than £4,000 raised for charity.

  • A new survey has found that the modern golf traveller is increasingly choosing destinations on the strength of their wider lifestyle offering – with food, wellness and cultural experiences now rivalling course quality as key booking drivers.

  • The TGI Golf app is launched

    The TGI Golf partnership has launched the TGI Golf app, giving partners access to a wide range of business tools and insight while on the move.