Game-Changers

Olympic golf course architect Gil Hanse explains why short courses appeal to all customers.

For superintendents preparing courses for reopening, managing golfer expectations is critically important. That’s the view of Stephen Chappell, former head greenkeeper at Glenea...

As “head care-giver” (owner) of a public facility in Oceanside, California, John Ashworth explains why golf matters to the community.

A Scottish PGA Professional introduced over 50 new members in the space of several weeks. Here's how.

Ixchel Marquez is on a quest to change the game.

Stereotype threat is a prevalent factor which is serving to drive people (particularly minority groups), away from the game.

In conversation with Jan Bel Jan, Founder & CEO of Jan Bel Jan Golf Course Design.

“Whose wife are you?”. A question frequently posed to Leasha Schwab in her early years attending the Golf Industry Show, despite being a successful golf course superintendent....

Millennials might be the most talked about group in the golf industry today. But do millennials even want club membership? And if so, will they pay for it?

Research from the UK reveals that every week one in six adults suffer from common mental health issues such as anxiety or depression, and global reports demonstrate that poor me...

In conversation with Liz Dimmock

Chyloe Kurdas, Female Engagement Senior Manager for Golf Australia, speaks to Syngenta Growing Golf about the cultural expansion that is needed in golf if the industry wants to...

Taking place in beautiful natural settings, providing a community to join, delivering a great way of keeping active and fit, and providing a sense of accomplishment to those inv...