When is a golf course renovation worth the investment?

A golf course renovation can create excitement, revive a tired property and strengthen its competitive position. It can also consume capital without fixing the problem that prompted the work. In today’s high-cost environment, the difference often comes down to what ownership does before approving a design, setting a schedule or asking for bids.

How indoor golf transitions players from screens to greens

Golf can intimidate beginners with unfamiliar rules, etiquette and pace-of-play expectations. A simulator removes much of that pressure and requires less time.

Golf Inc. Golden Fork 2027 competition: Call for entries is now open

Entries are now being accepted for Golf Inc.’s 2027 Golden Fork competition. The yearly award recognizes the best new and renovated food & beverage facilities and programs at golf clubs around the world.

When is a golf course renovation worth the investment?

A golf course renovation can create excitement, revive a tired property and strengthen its competitive position. It can also consume capital without fixing the problem that prompted the work. In today’s high-cost environment, the difference often comes down to what ownership does before approving a design, setting a schedule or asking for bids.

Clubhouse of the Year 2026: The new heart of the club

The ideal golf clubhouse — as an idea — has a particularly tricky needle to thread: It needs to be enticing and alluring enough to draw people in but not overshadow the golf course itself.

Building a smarter golf course starts below the ground

Building a smarter golf course is not necessarily about spending more money. It is about knowing where to spend it, planning earlier and making decisions based on how the property will perform years after construction crews leave.

Sand Valley opens Commons, new 12-hole golf course in Wisconsin

The sixth course at the Sand Valley resort, its design is based on “common ground” courses and village greens traditionally found in the British Isles and is the first solo design by architect Jim Craig.

Cabot opens Old Petty Golf Course, details future expansion plans

Cabot has officially opened Old Petty, the second golf course at Cabot Highlands in Inverness, Scotland, while also looking ahead to its next phase of growth.

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