Royal Dornoch to build new par three hole
Royal Dornoch Golf Club is pressing ahead with groundworks to create a new par three hole on the Struie Course.
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Reesink Turfcare introduces two Toro machines to the UK
Reesink Turfcare is bringing two Toro machines to the UK for the groundscare market, and both have a power source for the future.
Origin Enterprises donates to BIGGA’s benevolent fund
BIGGA has accepted a generous donation from Origin Enterprises after staff at the agri-services organisation selected the Greenkeepers Benevolent Fund as one of its charities of the year.
Bill Hawthorn passes away, aged 89
Irrigation engineer William ‘Bill’ Hawthorn has died peacefully at home at the age of 89, surrounded by his loving family.
Deanna Kovar named new president at John Deere
Deere & Company has named Deanna Kovar as its new president of Worldwide Agriculture and Turf, Small Ag and Turf, and Regions 1 and 2.
Golspie embarks on third clean-up op
One of Scotland’s highest regarded golf courses has faced major storm damage for the third time in recent memory – but the community has rallied together to return it to its former glory.
Kubota to release ZE electric zero-turn models in 2024
The Ze electric zero-turn models not only meet productivity requirements, but also with a higher level of operator comfort through reduced noise levels and less vibration during operation.
Rustington Golf Centre purchases new electric mowers
Rustington Golf Centre charges forward with a commitment to an electric future with two new Toro Greensmaster eTriFlex 3370 greensmowers and is rewarded with increased efficiency on all fronts.
OAS double sales of TinyLineMarker robots in last year
Origin Amenity Solutions (OAS) has announced that the increasing popularity of GPS line marking robots has seen the company double sales of its TinyLineMarker robots in the last year.
Chart Hills carries out extensive refurbishments
The second phase of a major renovation project at Chart Hills Golf Club in Kent is now under way, as the club continues with its significant multi-year investment.
Dudsbury golf course to close next year
The golf course at Dudsbury Golf Club, Hotel & Spa in Dorset is to close next year, its owner has revealed.
Yamaha reveals its 2024 line-up of golf cars
Yamaha has revealed its 2024 line-up of lightweight vehicles, which includes golf cars, light utility vehicles and personal transport vehicles, for the UK, and it is dominated by Lithium-Ion battery power.
Reesink Hydro-Scapes wins NSN Service Award
Reesink Hydro-Scapes has hit the ground running by winning the National Support Network (NSN) Service Award for 2022 in recognition of its outstanding service, training and support for UK Toro irrigation customers.
Burnham Beeches takes a package of Ventrac equipment
Burnham Beeches Golf Club, located in the Thames Valley in south Buckinghamshire, 25 miles west of London, is the latest club to take a package of Ventrac equipment.
Kubota a hit with Harpenden Common Golf Club
Ask the team at Harpenden Common about their favourite and most adaptable pieces of equipment, and it’s Kubota that wins the day for both tractors and course utility vehicles.
The Bernhard Academy unveils education courses
The Bernhard Academy has unveiled its all-new programme of educational courses that are now available for booking at its three sites around the UK.
The R&A opens agronomy service to Europe
The R&A has expanded its Sustainable Agronomy Service to provide expertise and best practice advice to all levels of golf facilities in Europe, aiding in the effective management of courses.
Origin Amenity Solutions supports the Royal British Legion’s poppy appeal
Origin Amenity Solutions (OAS) has joined forces with a photographer and a grounds maintenance contractor to create a giant poppy in support of the Royal British Legion’s poppy appeal.
Golspie Golf Club tees up restoration works after major storm damage
A Scottish golf course that was famously hit by storm damage in 2012 and 2014, has been hit again, and is currently carrying out a clean-up operation.
Greenkeeping team praised for repair job
A golf course in the West Midlands has been vandalised after a car drove onto the venue and damaged a green and a fairway – but the greenkeeping team had the green back in play later the same morning.
Two Scottish golf courses are saved
Two municipal Scottish golf courses that were told they would be closed down at the end of September have both been rescued.
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