Golf
CEO departs as Ladies European Tour offers assurances over future direction
The Ladies European Tour (LET) has announced that Ivan Khodabakhsh is leaving his position as chief executive amid a period of uncertainty for the golf organisation.
PGA Championship finds new calendar date
The PGA Championship golf major is to be moved from August to May in 2019, the PGA of America has announced.
PGA of America joins forces with Topgolf
The PGA of America has entered into a strategic alliance with sports entertainment company Topgolf in a move that seeks to reach out to non-traditional players while also affording benefits to golf industry professionals.
Asian Tour partners up with R&A
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews (R&A) has entered into a partnership with the Asian Tour in a move designed to aid the development of the sport in Asia.
Indonesian Masters elevated to season-ending status on Asian Tour
The Indonesian Masters has today (Thursday) been confirmed as the new season-ending event for the 2017 season of golf’s Asian Tour.
Singapore to debut Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific golf championship
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews (R&A) has teamed up with the Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC) to launch a new women’s amateur event in the Asia-Pacific region.
Italian Open returns to Monza in latest venue change
The Italian Golf Federation (FIG) has opted to move the Italian Open, a key tournament on the European Tour, for the second time this year by returning it to Golf Club Milano in Monza.
R&A switches Open prize money to US dollars
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews (R&A) has today (Wednesday) confirmed that prize money at this year’s edition of the Open Championship will be paid in US dollars instead of British sterling.
LET rejects negative speculation
The Ladies European Tour’s board of directors has rubbished speculation about the future of the golf tour.
LET golfers express concerns over tour’s future
Golfers on the Ladies European Tour (LET) have expressed their concerns about the future of the tour after the Ladies European Masters became the fifth tournament of the season to be postponed, according to The Times.