Seamus Rotherick

In the second part of her series looking at golf clubs and social media, marketing expert Lily Hymes explores the type of activity from brands that social network users have been engaging with in 2020.

Reesink is the new distributor for AgriMetal blowers and collectors in the UK.

This natural hemp extract can offer a variety of health benefits, making it useful for amateurs and pros alike.

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Players who love slots are always looking for new releases to try out, especially if those new releases are created by some of their favourite slot developers.

Hitachi has launched a finance product for clubs that want to attract new members and retain existing ones. The flexible membership product includes no recall on defaults and immediate payment to boost cashflow.

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Major winners have a habit of revolutionising the game of golf once their particular method of success is proven to be able to win golf’s biggest prize.

The National Golf Clubs’ Advisory Association (NGCAA) looks at the government’s Winter Economy Plan and what it might mean for golf clubs.

Clubs around the world are still carrying out eco-friendly improvements. Here, we look at the work three, from introducing native plants to supporting a vast array of bird species, are doing.

Greenfee365, the marketing and online booking platform that allows golf clubs to sell their tee times directly to golfers all over the world, have in the first wave signed up more than 40 UK golf courses since its launch last March.

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Roger Brown, Premium Credit’s Chief Commercial Officer for Fairway Credit, outlines the increasing range of payment options available and the important role they play in maintaining good cash flow for golf clubs.

Golf clubs in the UK and Ireland have experienced a huge surge in demand for visitor rounds and memberships since the end of lockdown restrictions, writes GolfClubSubs’ CEO Daniel Halliday.

How can golf clubs make more from their social media accounts? Marketing expert Lily Hymes looks at Instagram and demonstrates how your club can have an account that engages with customers, both existing and potential.

When you consider gambling and health together, you may immediately consider the downsides – but there definitely are some.

Bingo is a fascinating game, mainly as a result of its ability to bridge the gap between quintessential gambling games and wider played pieces of entertainment.

Golf was one of the few sports to return quickly after lockdown and after numerous years of the sports participation levels on a continuous downward spiral, suddenly, the sport was once again hot property.

As grass mortality rates are higher than ever, greenkeepers want resilience within the sward. This, argues Noel MacKenzie, is why overseeding is essential, and why aeration, to ensure seed-soil contact, and choosing the right seed, is equally vital.

Some golf clubs have been so badly hit by the pandemic that they need to make employment cost savings. Here, the NGCAA outlines the alternatives to making a member of staff redundant.

You might expect that manager Chris Duffy, who was made redundant due to Covid-19, would argue that club committees are bulwarks to the progress of the club. But, here he makes the case for his former board – stating they enhanced his role.

BRS Golf is using its software to ensure its 100,000 new golfers in the UK this year retain their memberships next year, writes Karen Moss, marketing manager for GolfNow International.

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