Golf carts are the preferred method of transport for residents of Fisher Island, one of the USA’s wealthiest areas. Now, buyers of the ultra-luxury condominium Palazzo del Sol are receiving a gift with purchase: a custom-designed golf car valued at $20,000.
A leading equities analyst has written an article for Property Week calling for authorities to dig up golf courses to help solve the UK's housing crisis.
Here’s another project we came across on Kickstarter. It’s the ultimate heated vest specifically designed for golfers to stay loose and comfortable in the most severe weather conditions.
The merger of the Scottish Golf Union (SGU) and the Scottish Ladies Golfing Association (SLGA) went through last year, and the new unified body came into existence on October 1 2015. But only months later it has lost it’s new CEO. What’s occurring?
Golf took on an entirely different form courtesy of a group of coaches from women’s coaching initiative, love.golf, at their annual conference in St. Pancras, London.
Now, we’re not making this up, really. And no we haven’t been having any of Carl Spackler’s stash. But visitors to the ‘Holy Land Experience’ in Orlando, Florida, will soon be able to play miniature golf through the Old Testament.
Italy - the sleeping giant of European golf - is to launch its greatest ever co-ordinated golf tourism initiative this summer under the Italy Golf & More brand.
Mark Male is a professional miniature golf player. And yes, he does actually make a living this way.
A new survey on golf clubs in university towns and cities has found the majority do not offer incentives for students. Another missed trick!
Wilson Golf has launched a D7 iron Challenge, inviting golfers from major markets in Europe to put their own 7-iron up against its new Wilson Staff model to see how much more distance they can gain.
There’s plenty that’s unique about King James VI golf club. We also think it would be the perfect partner for North Inch, reputedly the world's oldest course. Here's why.
The five-star Vidago Palace, near Chaves, in northern Portugal, is the latest high-profile destination to be accepted into World of Leading Golf (WLG). If you looking for luxury and golf, this could be for you.
