UK Golf Federation news

It will focus on how the golf industry can create a competitive socialising environment that can support improved sustainability for the new players who have joined golf since COVID-19 came into our lives. Location: The Belfry Hotel & Resort, Birmingham Date: 21st March 2022 Over the last 20 months, COVID has taken away so many face-to-face opportunities to network with other industry professionals. Therefore, GolfBIC 2022 is the perfect chance to engage with over 150 golf facility owners and discuss business as the 2022 season begins. Attendees will guarantee themselves the chance to browse a wide range of exhibitors, network with like-minded professionals, and learn from leading industry speakers. 

Doug Poole CEO UK Golf Federation comments: "There is no better place to be than GolfBIC this coming March – so many opportunities to learn from each other and grow all our businesses together in this one stunning location, as well as meeting key people in the commercial golf market.” 

Richard Haygarth, Director of Maple Leaf Golf says "GolfBIC is the ideal event for anyone involved in the golf industry, especially as the industry enters a new era post COVID restrictions. We have an excellent set of speakers lined up for March 2022, and look forward to reconnecting with past acquaintances and meeting new people who have joined our industry more recently.” 

GolfBIC is open to all proprietary golf facility owners, golf industry service suppliers and golf brands. See contact details below to receive further information.

For more information contact: Doug Poole – CEO – doug.pooleukgf@gmail.com - 07711665247 

UK Golf Federation Network House, Stubbs Lane, Cleckheaton, BD19 4TT - 02476 414999. 

More information on membership is available on the UK Golf Federation website www.ukgolffederation.com where savings of £1,000 on services can be found (T&C’s apply) and it is quick and easy for new members to join. The UKGF is a not-for-profit organisation now with over 1200 member facilities whose aims are to represent and support the interests of proprietary, and operator commercial golf courses and driving ranges in the UK. It takes a key role in providing leadership in discussions with Government and golf’s governing bodies on all matters that impact commercially minded golf facilities. The Federation has a programme of benefits and opportunities for its members to enable them to understand and develop their business. Its mission is to "grow golf participation through open access golf facilities and grow the bottom line.