| |  An 80-year-old is hoping the building of a £1 billion golf course in Scotland will help him secure a house in Florida.
Vic Henderson lives in a two-bedroom cottage on the Menie estate in Aberdeenshire, where Donald Trump has planning permission to build two golf courses and a hotel, the Scottish Sun reports. Continue Reading: Pensioner holds Trump card over golf course developers  |  |
| |  Ernie Els can't wait for his first visit to the South Korean outpost of Jeju to play in the Ballentine's Championship next month.
The European Tour event takes place on the volcanic island to the south of the mainland. Continue Reading: Els looking forward to volcanic Ballentine's | |
| |  Darren Clarke has put his name behind a £55 million venture coupling a five-star golf resort with a youth academy.
The project, which has been proposed by entrepreneur Mike Forbes, would see the creation of 100 jobs in the Angus area of Scotland. Continue Reading: Clarke backs £55 million golf resort | |
| |  Home secretary Jacqui Smith is among those who have expressed their opposition to a planned closure of a golf course.
Pitcheroak Golf Club is Redditch's municipal venue and has been earmarked for closure by the local Conservative-led council. Continue Reading: Anger at Midlands golf course closure | |
| |  Donald Trump's proposed £1 billion golf resort in Aberdeenshire could encounter difficulties in its construction phase.
A spokeswoman for the green group PlaneSpeaking has told the Daily Record that "direct action" is planned when for work on the development gets underway. Continue Reading: Campaigners plan to disrupt Trump golf course project | |
| |  The first minister of the Scottish government has urged the Royal and Ancient (R&A) Club to offer an honourary membership to Dr Louise Richardson.
Dr Richardson is the new principal at St Andrews University - her two predecessors were offered the chance to join the club in line with tradition. Continue Reading: SNP leader urged R&A to offer female membership | |
| |  A property developer is set to become the latest party to put forward plans for a major golf resort in Scotland.
Deveron Homes has created Deveron Glenisla with its partners at the Glenisla Golf Course and a planning application is expected to be submitted for a £40 million resort based around the existing venue. Continue Reading: Developers to make Scottish golf course application | |
| |  The English Open has been postponed for two years after course developers admitted that they had run into financial difficulties.
A projected 265 homes were planned to be built at the St Mellion course in Plymouth, Cornwall, as part of a £100 million regeneration of the venue. Continue Reading: English Open postponed for two years | |
| |  A golf club in Scotland could be declined a grant for clubhouse and course improvements for refusing to open up to players on Sundays.
The Isle of Harris Golf Club, which is known to be a favourite venue of six-time major winner Nick Faldo, shuts on the second day of every weekend in line with other facilities on the island. Continue Reading: No golf on Sunday, course tells national agency | |
| |  The Irish Open will come to the Country Louth Golf Club in Baltray from this season, it has been confirmed.
According to reports, the traditional Open Championship warmer has found a new sponsor in the form of mobile phone operator 3. Continue Reading: Links course bags Irish golf Open | |
| |  A golf course which has been closed for three years after becoming contaminated could be rescued.
Halton Borough Council has applied for a £3. 2 million grant to address the problems at the St Michael's Jubilee venue in Widnes. Continue Reading: Council deals with contaminated golf course | |
| |  Donald Trump has toned down his plans for a £1 billion resort in Aberdeenshire, putting the construction of 500 residences on hold.
The US tycoon recently won planning permission from the Scottish government to proceed with the project, but has had to modify his vision due to the poorly performing property market. Continue Reading: Trump pulls plans for houses at golf resort | |
| |  A site in Northumberland has been earmarked for the construction of a £12 million golf development.
Burgham Park Golf and Leisure Club has asked Castle Morpeth Borough Council for permission to build a golf academy to accompany its championship parklands course, reports the Northumberland Gazette. Continue Reading: A £12 million golf development on the way | |
| |  Golf investor Donald Trump has been named as one of the candidates for the Scot of the Year award.
The US tycoon is set to plough £1 billion into an Aberdeenshire golf development which will feature two championship golf courses. Continue Reading: Golf development investor in line for award | |
| |  A Yorkshire links golf course has been bought by a Caribbean property developer with a view to upgrade it into one of the region's best venues.
Entrepreneur John Morphet plans to turn Bridlington Links into a £3. Continue Reading: Yorkshire golf course set for Caribbean investment | |
| |  As expected, official consent has now been given to Donald Trump's planned £1 billion golf resort by the Scottish government.
The US tycoon has decided on a site in Aberdeenshire for the creation of the new golf haven, which will feature two championship golf courses as well as a range of accommodation. Continue Reading: Trump golf resort gets stamp of approval | |
| |  The Irish Open is still without a home as organisers attempt to find a golf venue for the traditional Open Championship warm-up event.
After the tournament was thought to be at risk following the loss of sponsors, European Tour officials are now on the look out for a suitable course with new backers 3 supporting the event. Continue Reading: Irish golf Open venue hunt continues | |
| |  Golfers who want to get in a round at the Rutherford Castle Golf Club in the Scottish Borders will be able to stay at a new £50 million hotel, after councillors approved the project.
The 150-bedroom, five-star hotel will be next to the club, which is situated 15 miles south of Edinburgh near West Linton. Continue Reading: Borders course hotel gets go-ahead | |
| |  The largest indoor golf centre in the UK has opened in Manchester.
An investment of over £800,000 has been ploughed into the Golftorium in Ducie Street, near to Piccadilly Station.
The facility makes the most of modern golf practice technology featuring six state-of-the-art full swing golf simulators, as well as two additional simulator booths fitted with a Wii and Playstation 3. Continue Reading: Britain's largest indoor golf centre opens | |
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