The Tokyo 2020 Olympic golf venue has at last voted to admit women as full members. The Kasumigaseki Country Club was warned by the International Olympic Committee earlier this month that they would loose the event if they failed to do so.
Arlington Lakes Golf Club near Chicago has invested $2.4 million to renovate and reroute their course. But it’s the rerouting that has really grabbed our attention.
Bradshaw, UK supplier of Club Car golf buggies and utility vehicles, has created a Pink Buggy Campaign in aid of Breast Cancer Care.
Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's virtual golf competition has been pushed back one year, to early 2025, after its facility in Florida sustained damage.
Danny Willett has had an amazing year in golf by winning his first Green Jacket, but the end of season blues have certainly caught up with him, and he’s reported as saying “I don’t really want to be out playing golf.”
IMG have lost the R&A contract to run The Open golf merchandising shop, which will put a large dent in their corporate wallet, and more money into the R&A’s coffers.
Featherston might be the second most lucrative property destination in New Zealand but it's golf community has just been dealt a significant blow.
At just 20-years old, Charley Hull will be the youngest member of the Great Britain golf team for the Rio Olympics, and will complete with Catriona Matthews for women’s Olympic Gold.
You give golf a bad name... It all kicked off at the Tregenna Castle Hotel last friday when a fight broke out as members of West Cornwall Golf Club were enjoying a celebration. Ron Burgundy later confirmed "that escalated really quickly"...
For the first time in 13 years Tiger Woods was not the top earner in golf. And we can all guess who has overtaken him.
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New flights connecting Inverness to Norway this week could further increase visits from Scandinavian golfers who are coming to the Highlands in record numbers.
