Subscribe to Newsletter
Subscribe to Golf Inc. Scorecard, a free bi-monthly e-newsletter with the latest news in operations, sales and development.
- Clubhouse of the Year 2026: Call for entries
- Renovation of the Year 2026: Thoughtfully restoring and modernizing the player experience
- Troon selected to manage golf courses in Hawaii and Utah
- May/June 2026
- Why investors see opportunity in the golf industry
- Details to redevelop former Donnafugata Golf Resort in Sicily
- Faces of Golf Architecture: Lobb + Partners
- Golf’s next generation of decision makers are reshaping tradition
Browsing: Operations
Troon has been selected to manage golf courses in Hawaii and Utah, further expanding the company’s footprint across resort and daily-fee operations.
High participation, recurring membership revenue and under-optimized assets are drawing sophisticated capital to golf at an unprecedented pace.
Details, the largest golf course operator in Portugal, has taken over the management of its first property outside of Portugal, the resort formerly known as Donnafugata Golf Resort & Spa in Italy.
These emerging leaders are shaping the modern club experience, balancing tradition with innovation to attract new players and build sustainable businesses.
Innovative Club Management, a private club and hospitality management company, has been chosen to lead the reinvention of Lionheart Country Club and Farmington Polo Club in Connecticut.
Golf courses and clubs are leveraging AI and big data to enhance operations and increase revenues.
Clubhouses are no longer just social spaces. Owners are treating them as revenue drivers that increase utilization, extend dwell time and boost engagement.
Troon has been chosen to manage Grande Oaks Golf Club in Davie, Florida. The company’s Troon Privé division will manage club operations, agronomy, food & beverage, retail, and membership sales and marketing.
Tee sheets are transforming from simple booking tools into fully integrated digital command centers for modern clubs.
Growing up just outside Columbus, Ohio, golf was more than a pastime for Greg Robison, it was a family tradition taught by his father and uncle, “Dutch” Krumm.
Subscribe To Golf Inc.
Popular Pages
Contact Us | 1-800-296-9656 | 3544 E. 17th Street, #207 Ammon, ID 83406
© Crittenden Research | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy | Terms & Conditions
