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Foxhills’ director of golf Sean Graham on managing 6,000 members and £2m course upgrades
Foxhills’ director of golf Sean Graham discusses the club’s landmark 50th anniversary, the £2 million renovation of the Longcross Course and how a relentless focus on family-centric investment has built a thriving community of nearly 6,000 members in Surrey.
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St Andrews Links Trust had record-breaking year for profit
The charity that runs the Old Course in St Andrews has reported a record-breaking year for revenue and golf participation, ensuring it earnt more in profit in 2023 than it lost during Covid in 2020 and 2021 combined.
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How golf can help businesses succeed: Using the game to create connections and open doors
In contrast to the fast-paced business lunch or the formal conference setting, a golf course provides a relaxed environment where business may be talked about and relationships can be developed over a couple of hours.
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Welsh club teams up with school to introduce golf to local schoolgirls
A golf club in Cardiff which joined forces with a local school has successfully attracted schoolgirls into golf.
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The most interesting side games and bets for golfers
A round of golf with friends is exciting in its own right, but adding side games and bets can add an extra layer of enjoyment. What are some of the best options to consider trying?
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The Club Company acquires its 17th golf club
The UK’s largest golf club operator, The Club Company, has acquired Greetham Valley in Rutland, which features three golf courses, making the venue its 17th golf club.
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Here’s three UK golf industry trends from the last month
From golf clubs offering help to vulnerable people in their communities to venues building padel courts, May has been a month of trends and developments in the UK golf industry.
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Clubs have been investing in short-game areas
Some clubs have been either upgrading, or creating new, short-game areas in moves that can help members spend more time at them, and even provide facilities to golfers that aren’t available on the main courses.
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Husqvarna robotic solutions continue to revolutionise turf care at UK golf courses
Husqvarna, the leader in autonomous robotic mowing, is seeing high demand this year among golf courses. Husqvarna launched its large area solution CEORA™ in 2022, capable of covering areas up to 75,000m².
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John Deere to open its doors for service leavers to visualise a new career
John Deere has announced a unique open day for those planning to leave the military in search of a new career.
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Pangbourne College snaps up new Toro Workman UTX 4×4 utility vehicle
Pangbourne College is one of the first customers to snap up the latest powerhouse from Toro to tackle all terrains: the new Toro Workman UTX 4×4 utility vehicle.
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“We have enjoyed outstanding reliability with this tractor”
What began as one Kubota tractor at one football complex in Eastleigh is blossoming into a prolific partnership between dealers Rod Gaskin Ltd and Hampshire FA (HFA).
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Glen Moray named as official whisky of the Senior Open
Glen Moray single malt Scotch whisky has been unveiled as the new official whisky of the Senior Open presented by Rolex.
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The evolution of golf: from ancient origins to modern times
Golf, a sport known for its elegance and precision, has a rich history that dates back centuries.
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World’s first female-only disabled golf event to take place
A charity that operates several UK golf clubs has announced the world’s first female-only disabled golf event will take place in Hertfordshire this summer.
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Basingstoke Golf Club to reopen after £15 million redevelopment
Basingstoke Golf Club has outlined plans for a phased opening period at its new location, as the Hampshire venue tees off on its journey to a full reopening following a £15 million redevelopment project.