Mastering the golf swing is crucial for any golfer aiming to improve their game.

Virtual reality is gradually creeping into the mainstream, and it has serious potential to be a game-changer when it comes to learning skills. With the technology, you can pick up anything from home, as it has the power to recreate activities realistically.

Golf always had a reputation of being for the wealthy elite as a place to conduct meetings, but the truth is, millions of people from all walks of life are true fans, as well as avid participants in the game.

Organisers of sports-tech and business conference, One-Zero, have today announced its final chance for tickets to this year’s event.

The installation of Solar PV system was completed last week at Ballyliffin Golf Club as the club bids to battle soaring energy costs nationwide.

Loughrea Golf Club was rocked when three of its most influential members died suddenly in November 2017, Adrian Callanan was tasked with helping to stabilise what was a sinking ship.

The R&A and USGA have proposed a Model Local Rule (MLR) that gives competition organisers the option to require use of golf balls that are tested under modified launch conditions to address the impacts of hitting distance in golf.

The 4-star Roe Park Resort in Limavady has introduced a revolutionary indoor golf simulator to the luxury resort, which has established itself as one of Northern Ireland's premier golf destinations.

The PGA TOUR and TrackMan are expanding golf’s most advanced club and ball tracking and tracing solution.

The Covid pandemic has created a great deal of uncertainty and difficulties for clubs but it has already helped create solutions.

Leopardstown Golf Centre is now the biggest tech-enabled range in Ireland with over 70 bays integrating TrackMan technology.

Colin Glen has announced a host of new improvements at its Black’s Road Leisure facility in Belfast, including the installation of TrackMan Range technology in the outdoor driving range and the completion of a new indoor Trackman suite.

As world leaders meet in Glasgow to accelerate action on climate change at the COP26 climate summit, golf clubs are working to become more sustainable and Dublin's Grange Golf Club is the latest to be GEO Certified.

Irish golfers are chomping at the bit to get back to golf.