Motocaddy has expanded its popular push trolley range with the introduction of three new models incorporating innovative design and standout features to create the brand’s biggest–ever push trolley offering.
UK golfers have until the end of June to get up to £80 off a new SkyCaddie in a trade–in offer announced today.
Four of the biggest names in golf today got 'into the groove' for the new golfing year by mixing it up with one of Britain’s top DJs and broadcaster. Is golf really catching up?
A new house is to be built next to the world’s fifth oldest golf club in Musselburgh, despite objections from golfers around the world.
Keith Pelley, the new European Tour CEO has slow play on his agenda, and his plans to speed up the game seems to have got off to a positive start during the recent ‘Desert Swing’ with a reduction in round times being apparent under the new ‘Pace of Play’ policy.
Golfers, fore! Avid fans of the Ryder Cup (29th September – 1st October) should act quickly after a range of limited-edition Ryder Cup products landed this week in store and online at Europe’s leading golf retailer, American Golf.
New for 2023, Stewart Golf has released one of their most innovate products yet, the Vertex Remote golf trolley.
British golf trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf has announced the launch of its industry-first, 100-hole money-back guarantee for any new electric trolley. This new offering allows golfers to experience Stewart Golf’s award-winning machines completely risk-free.
Foxhills Club & Resort has begun work on a major golf course modernisation project that has seen £1.5 million already invested – and has announced a new director of golf to help oversee the improvements.
, part of International Leisure Group, has partnered with , the biggest name in pre-owned golf equipment, with the purpose of easing the financial pressures on players looking to improve their game.
Europe’s biggest second hand golf equipment retailer golfclubs4cash is reporting year on year growth that exceeds the pandemic boom of 2020 as golfers change their buying habits, driven by cost of living pressures.
Wilson has launched a new range of its Launch Pad super game-improvement golf clubs with a stylish modern look to match the game-changing technology designed to help high handicap golfers play better and enjoy the game more.
