Feb 27th, 2017 Article
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From The Oscars to Rickie Fowler, soggy driving ranges to Laurel & Hardy. The stuff that's made us smile... or otherwise this week...
From The Oscars to Rickie Fowler, soggy driving ranges to Laurel & Hardy. The stuff that's made us smile... or otherwise this week...
James Davies is one of the main campaigners fighting the battle to keep Beckenham Place Park GC open. Here's Jame's submission to the local council in full. We wish the team the best of luck.
Women account for just 24% of golfers worldwide, yet the number of prospective female players could add $35 billion to the global golf economy. Simples?
In order to retain its status as golf’s most-trusted GPS brand, each year SkyCaddie embarks on a mission, which is unique among GPS rangefinder brands.
Bushnell Golf further enhanced its position as the distance-measuring device of choice for the world’s best golfers and caddies at The 145th Open Championship.
Plans for a new world-class Highland golf course are at threat due to a rare fly.
We all hate slow play, and our feelings are shared by one of the UK’s largest golf groups, They’re getting about pace of play, with a high-visibility, long-term programme now in place at all venues.
The latest figures from Sports Marketing Surveys Inc show that there has been a decline of 7.5 for rounds played against the same period last year. And the main factor seems to have been the rain.
Sports Illustrated have conducted an anonymous poll of 150 PGA Tour players and made the staggering doscovery that wealthy golfers are more interested in putting tax concessions first and the rest of the country last...
There’s an amnesty in UK golf pro shops until May 31st – and a £50 bounty if you bring in your old laser or GPS golf rangefinder, literally dead or alive!
Golf participation appears to be continuing to stabilise after the latest Active People Survey figures from Sport England.
The Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) has embarked on a ground-breaking research initiative in collaboration with Ipsos, a global leader in market research. This comprehensive project, named "Golf for All," aims to define the future of golf by uncovering the evolving dynamics of golf participation and challenging traditional perceptions of the game.