What is ING – International Network Of Golf
About four months after we launched TheGolfDirector.com, my friend Mitch Laurance said to me, “You need to join ING – The International Network of Golf”. After almost four decades of entrepreneurship, I’ve certainly joined my share...- TGD – This Week In Golf – Golf’s First Red Flag of 2026
After five months of record-pace growth, the golf industry just posted its first losing month of the year — and it wasn’t a close call. According to the National Golf Foundation’s latest Rounds Played Report,… Read more: TGD – This Week In Golf – Golf’s First Red Flag of 2026 - Traveling Golfer Celebrates 15th Anniversary as Yuengling Returns for 15th YearAward-winning golf travel series marks 15 years of production alongside one of its longest-standing brand partners MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Traveling Golfer will celebrate its 15th anniversary in 2027, marking a milestone for the award-winning… Read more: Traveling Golfer Celebrates 15th Anniversary as Yuengling Returns for 15th Year
- Golf and AI – Can Golf Go on Autopilot?
In 2012 I was in a room full of PGA professionals teaching digital marketing. I told them customer service was about to change. I said golfers would welcome having their phones tagged, so that when… Read more: Golf and AI – Can Golf Go on Autopilot? - A New Course an Hour From Charlotte Just Sold Out Its Entire Season in 72 MinutesPublished: September 12, 2026 Sometimes a golf course announces itself. Candyroot Lodge, a new public golf retreat taking shape in the Carolina Sandhills about 80 miles southeast of Charlotte, just did exactly that — every… Read more: A New Course an Hour From Charlotte Just Sold Out Its Entire Season in 72 Minutes
- Presidents Cup Picks Are In. Did the Captains Get It Right?TGD Newswire – This Week In Golf – Presidents Cup Picks Are In. Did the Captains Get It Right? (Sept 9, 2026) The rosters for the 2026 Presidents Cup are set. U.S. captain Brandt Snedeker… Read more: Presidents Cup Picks Are In. Did the Captains Get It Right?
- Ocean City, Maryland Is Quietly Becoming a Real Golf Destination — Here’s the Proof
