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News briefsFormer Callaway Golf president hired by Oncore Innovations
Golf technology and golf ball development company Oncore Innovations, has announced that Frederick Port joins the company.
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News briefsPadel automation company expanding into other sports
Smart Padel is expanding automation to fitness studios and golf clubs.
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News briefsAcushnet extends its partnership with UK-based PGA
The parent company of Titleist and FootJoy will continue as a principal partner for the next four years.
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News briefsEuropean Tour group launches a tool to track players’ travel-related GHG emissions
Travel currently accounts for 35 percent of a DP World Tour events total GHG emissions.
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News briefsMalbon Golf appoints former Nike exec as first-ever CEO
The search for Malbon’s first CEO took a year, according to a WWD report.
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News briefsLIV Golf appoints Ilana Finley as Chief Communications Officer
Finley is a former Nike senior executive with more than 20 years of experience in the sports industry.
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News briefsForesight Sports and Uneekor sign patent license agreement
The Revelyst brand and the leader in golf simulation equipment have reached an agreement to license patents related to portable golf launch monitor screen technology.
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News briefsDunlop Sports’ results fueled by golf, wellness segments
Golf sales were higher year-over-year, helped by the launch of the 13th generation XXIO club in Japan and North America.
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News briefsUS brand Brendratti makes its European debut
The luxury clothing brand celebrates its debut on the continent from Italy.
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News briefsAmerican Golf partners with Go Outdoors
The UK-based retailer launches a first 280sqm concession at Go Outdoors in Gloucester on Aug. 22.
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ArticleYonex Q1 operating profit swings 20 percent higher
The Japanese sporting goods company’s group sales rose 11 percent to ¥31,067 million from ¥27,992 million.
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ArticleGolf balls and the US drive Acushnet in Q2
For the Titleist and FootJoy parent, net income declined by 4.3 percent to $71.4 million from $74.7 million, but gross margin improved by 90 basis points.
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News briefsNew signatories from the golfing world for Sports for Nature
The IGF, the French Golf Federation and the Swiss Golf Federation have signed up to the Sports for Nature Framework, which promotes sport’s ability to engage with nature and contribute to its protection and restoration.
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ArticleTMRW Sports makes key management hires
TMRW Sports, a technology-driven company founded in 2022 that innovates sports, media and entertainment, has announced key additions to its leadership team with experience in the sports, media and golf industries. The company’s three new hires are Chief People Officer Wendy Caves, Chief Revenue Officer Jason Langwell and Chief Marketing ...
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News briefsSeve Ballesteros Foundation launches first golf apparel collection
The Seve Ballesteros Foundation is introducing its first golf apparel collection to honor Seve Ballesteros and coincide with the 40th anniversary of his victory at the 1984 Open Championship. The first Seve collection features items made in cotton, cashmere and four-way stretch technical fabrics. It comprises golfing essentials like polos, ...
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News briefsPuma Golf releases product capsule to celebrate British Open
Puma Golf has unveiled the Fair Isle Capsule, which is rooted in tradition and pays tribute to The Open Championship, sometimes called the British Open outside the UK.
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ArticleRyder Cup 2023 reportedly generated €262 million for the Italian economy
The 2023 Ryder Cup at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome boosted economic activity in Italy by €262 million, according to a report by researchers from Sheffield Hallam University’s Sport Industry Research Centre (SIRC). The figure marks a record for a Ryder Cup held in Europe and an ...
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News briefsDP World Tour partners with J.Lindeberg
Swedish sports and fashion brand J.Lindeberg has become the official clothing supplier of the DP World Tour in an exclusive multi-year partnership. As part of the agreement, J.Lindeberg will outfit the tour personnel with a range of bespoke products at the DP World Tour’s 44 tournaments across 24 countries. In ...
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News briefsWaugh steps down as CEO of PGA of America
Seth Waugh is stepping down after six years as CEO of PGA of America. His contract was up for renewal on June 30, but Waugh decided against it, said the organization. He will stay on in a senior advisory role. Kerry Haigh, the Chief Championships Officer and a key executive ...
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News briefsPGA Tour appoints Weitz as Chief Marketing & Communications Officer
Source: PGA Andy Weitz The PGA Tour has announced the appointment of Andy Weitz as Chief Marketing and Communications Officer and Executive Vice President, Investor Relations for the Tour’s global operations. In addition to overseeing marketing and communications, Weitz will take on a newly created investor relations ...
