New course development, club management and market data, for the people who build and run golf in Asia.
Our annual report on the numbers behind golf in the region: the course count, the green-fee index and golf-tourism flows, each published with its source and the date it was taken. The first edition is in preparation; the method and the data we hold so far are published in full.
The Serapong course will stage the co-sanctioned DP World Tour and Asian Tour event from 15–18 April, marking a significant return for the championship and a strategic move for the club.
New Cairo's Madinaty Golf Club, featuring a Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed course, will welcome the 13th World Golf Awards from 5 to 7 November, marking the event's debut on the African continent.
The annual Queensland Golf Industry Awards, organised by PGA of Australia and Golf Australia, will celebrate top clubs and individuals in Brisbane on October 8.
IMG has secured its first golf course management contract in Laos, overseeing operations at the new Thatluang Lake Golf Resort. The Vientiane property, designed by Faldo Design, prepares for a late 2026 opening.
The Business Management Institute Asia Pacific will deliver management training in Vietnam from 2026 to 2028. This initiative aims to elevate operational standards and leadership capabilities across local golf clubs.
The annual event, supported by Golf Australia and PGA of Australia, will recognise contributions across club management, player development, and turf care. Nominations are currently open for several key categories, including South Australian Golf Club of the Year.
Singapore's Orchid Country Club and Changi Golf Club detail 2026 Mid Autumn Festival plans, integrating family events and themed golf. Thailand's Robinswood Golf Club demonstrates successful night golf concepts adaptable for Vietnam.
Golf clubs across Queensland are collaborating to share equipment, turf expertise, and furniture. Golf Australia facilitates this programme, aiding regional venues with tight budgets.
Future Golf launched its inaugural Community Grant Programme, investing A$50,000 across five Australian partner clubs. This initiative targets junior development, course enhancements, and practice facility upgrades, aiming to foster club sustainability and increase local participation.
Every review is based on actual play, hosted visits are disclosed, and no score is ever for sale.
Published by Asia Press Centre Group, a Singapore-headquartered network of 12 English-language titles.
Edited in Singapore, reviewed on the ground from Vietnam to Japan, written for golfers everywhere.