The golf industry worldwide is undergoing swift change, powered by new technologies, evolving demographics, and rising expectations from players. As golf attracts younger, more diverse audiences, the workforce must adapt with new skillsets to meet modern demands. Golf careers now extend beyond traditional roles to include expertise in digital technology, customer engagement, event management, and […]

Golf, often regarded as a leisure pursuit, extends far beyond the boundaries of sport. Time spent on the greens offers a unique combination of strategic thinking, emotional control, and disciplined execution. The game’s structure mirrors the dynamics of life- periods of success followed by unexpected challenges. Navigating these transitions requires composure, focus, and the ability

India is all set to witness a brand-new chapter in its sporting journey as the Indian Golf Premier League (IGPL) gears up for its inaugural season this January. Positioned as the country’s first franchise-based golf league, the IGPL aims to break new ground in both viewership and participation. The tournament, set to unfold over four

Golf demands constant decisions – each swing shaped by more than just skill. Behind every shot lies a quiet mental calculation: how to approach the hole, which club to use, how to respond to changing conditions. This process draws equally on strategy and instinct, two forces that together define how a golfer navigates the course.

A well-crafted course strategy combined with precise swing mechanics is essential for success in modern golf. Recent victories by top professionals underscore this synergy. Rory McIlroy’s 2025 Masters win, for instance, was attributed to strategic insights from Jack Nicklaus and a refined swing developed through simulator training. Similarly, Nelly Korda’s simple swing adjustment finally moved

Golf has long faced a reputation as exclusive, but 2025 is proving a turning point, with initiatives worldwide embracing its true spirit of inclusivity. In the UK, England Golf’s “Respect in Golf” now accredits all 1,735 affiliated clubs, signalling a zero-tolerance stance on discrimination and a commitment to welcoming all backgrounds. Similarly, the International Working