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Shenzhen New Gaopin Sports Goods CO.,LTD is all set and ready to shine at the 2025 Canton Fair: Creating a comprehensive golf experience with innovative technology ([Guangzhou, October 31, 2025]) Recently, the leading manufacturer and solution provider of high-end golf products and services - Shenzhen New Gaopin Sports Goods CO.,LTD officially announced that it will present its core product line with great momentum at the third phase of the China Import and Export Fair in the autumn of 2025. This exhibition aims to showcase the company's cutting-edge technology and comprehensive strength in golf hitting pads, artificial putting greens, golf balls, and professional accessories to global customers, injecting new vitality into the global golf industry. As a national-level high-tech enterprise specializing in the research and production of high-quality golf training and venue facilities, Shenzhen New Gaopin Sports Goods CO.,LTD has always been committed to integrating innovative material technology with the actual needs of athletes. At this Canton Fair, we will set up a miniature golf experience center at booth 13.1L06, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the entire scene solution ranging from professional training to leisure and entertainment. The core highlights and product matrix of this exhibition are: Professional-level Golf Impact Pad Series: We will showcase several flagship products, including Golf Hitting Mats and Golf Driving Mat. These products feature our unique high-fidelity grass fibers and shock-absorbing base system, which perfectly simulate the hitting feel of real grass. They can significantly reduce the impact on the wrists and elbows, and have excellent durability. They are ideal choices for golf practice grounds and home training centers. Customized artificial putting green solution: A real Artificial Putting Green and Outdoor Putting Mat will be set up on-site to vividly demonstrate our outstanding Golf Putting Green Turf technology. Our putting green products not only offer a truly smooth putting experience, but also support fully customizable services. Whether in Residential Golf Mat or Professional Mini Golf Court scenarios, they can provide perfect solutions. High-performance golf balls and training balls: The product line includes Practice Golf Balls, Training Golf Balls, and Tournament Balls that meet various needs. We also offer powerful Custom Golf Balls and Personalized Logo Golf Balls services to help clubs and event organizers enhance their brand image. Full range of golf accessories and gifts: We will present a complete set of Golf Training Aids and tools to enhance the golf experience, including Golf Club Cleaner Brush, Golf Divot Tool, Plastic Golf Tee, etc. In addition, our meticulously designed Golf Gift Set, which combines practicality and brand value, is an excellent choice for corporate gifts and member gifts. "We are extremely excited to meet our global partners on the stage of the 'world's largest exhibition', the Canton Fair," said the marketing director of [Company Name]. "This time, what we are presenting is not just a series of products, but a complete 'golf ecosystem' solution. From the professional Golf Training Mat to the Mini Golf Green in the courtyard, we hope to make golf more accessible to every enthusiast, breaking the limitations of venue and time." New Gaopin: We sincerely invite you to attend the Guangzhou Fair in 2025. Exhibition Date: Autumn 2025, Third Session Exhibition Venue: China Import and Export Fair Exhibition Hall, Guangzhou, China Our Booth Number: 13.1L06 Welcome global golf equipment distributors, course managers, club professionals and investors to visit our booth for in-depth communication and business negotiations. Let's jointly explore unlimited business opportunities and jointly promote the future development of golf.

Last week, a collaborative effort between our product and operations teams marked a significant step forward for our upcoming golf simulator enclosure product line. The teams visited our manufacturing facility to conduct a hands-on installation and professional filming of the complete simulator enclosure and screen system.   The on-site activity was focused on building the physical structure from the ground up, ensuring a seamless and efficient assembly process. This hands-on approach provided invaluable insights for product optimization and future customer installation guidelines. Following the successful setup, the team conducted a dedicated photoshoot and video filming session to capture the product's high-quality build, sleek design, and immersive performance in action. The system was tested with our premium Golf Hitting Mats and Practice Golf Balls to demonstrate a complete and realistic practice experience.   "This was a crucial and highly productive session," said a member of the operations team. "Being on the factory floor allowed us to see the product come together in real-time. The footage and images we captured are not just for marketing; they are a vital resource for understanding the user experience and ensuring we deliver a top-tier product that is both durable and easy to install. It perfectly complements our range of Golf Training Aids and accessories, like our popular Indoor Putting Green."   The new golf simulator enclosure is designed to offer golf enthusiasts a professional and realistic practice experience at home or in commercial settings. The high-tension screen and robust frame are engineered for superior image clarity and long-lasting performance.   The visual assets gathered from this session will be used for upcoming marketing campaigns, product manuals, and the official launch on our website and social media channels. This product is also an excellent centerpiece for a premium Golf Gift Set, appealing to serious golfers looking to upgrade their home setup.   We extend a special thank you to the dedicated teams from Operations and Product who made this successful installation and filming possible. Their hard work continues to drive our mission of delivering innovative and high-quality sporting goods to our customers.   Stay tuned for more updates on the official launch date!   About New Gaopin: New Gaopin is a leading provider of innovative sporting goods, home golf solutions, etc. Committed to quality and customer satisfaction, we strive to bring the joy of sports to enthusiasts everywhere through our cutting-edge products.

One of the greatest ironies in golf is this: The harder many golfers try to “figure out” their swing during a competitive round, the worse they play. Golf is not played at its best through conscious control of every movement. Yet countless players stand over the golf ball overloaded with swing thoughts, mechanical corrections, doubts, fears, and self-imposed pressure. The result? Tension. Hesitation. Confusion. Poor tempo. Poor rhythm. Poor decisions. The golf swing happens far too quickly for conscious manipulation during competition. Great golf is played through preparation, trust, instinct, and simplicity. Or, as I often say in The Right Mind for Golf series: “A clear mind swings the club far better than a crowded one.” The Mental Trap of Overthinking When golfers struggle during a round, many immediately go searching for technical fixes. They start: Adding swing thoughts Rehearsing positions Steering the golf ball Trying to consciously guide the clubface Replaying previous mistakes Predicting future disasters Instead of freeing themselves up, they create even more mental clutter. Overthinking interferes with athletic motion. The mind shifts from: commitment → caution trust → control instinct → analysis target focus → mechanical obsession And once that happens, tension enters the body. Grip pressure tightens. Tempo changes. Breathing becomes shallow. Rhythm disappears. The golfer stops reacting athletically and starts performing mechanically. That is when golf becomes exhausting. The Best Players Simplify Watch elite players closely and you will notice something interesting. The best players are rarely overloaded mentally during execution. Yes, they analyze conditions.Yes, they assess yardages, wind, slopes, and strategy. But once the decision is made, the thinking largely stops. Their focus narrows to: the target the intended ball flight rhythm commitment execution That is exactly why Cameron Young’s comments during the 2026 PGA TOUR season were so revealing. After winning multiple events early in the season, including the Players Championship, Young explained: “I’m playing great. There is not a ton going on in my head, which is I think a very good thing.” That statement perfectly captures elite competitive golf psychology. The goal is not an empty mind. The goal is a focused mind. A mind free from unnecessary noise. “Breathe Through Your Eyes” One of the techniques we teach through the PGTAA and throughout The Right Mind for Golf is what I call: “Breathe Through Your Eyes.” Based upon Stanford research involving cyclic sighing and nervous system regulation, this technique helps golfers reset quickly under pressure. The process is simple: Inhale gently through your nose Take a small second sip of air Slowly exhale through your mouth Relax your eyes and facial muscles Refocus on your target This lowers tension, quiets internal chatter, and restores rhythm. Most golfers never realize how much mental stress physically tightens their golf swing. A calm mind produces a freer golf swing. The Danger of Trying to Be Perfect Perfectionism destroys more rounds than poor mechanics. Golf is a game of variability, recovery, and emotional management. Even PGA TOUR players miss fairways, miss greens, and miss short putts. The difference is they do not emotionally spiral after mistakes. Many amateur golfers make one poor swing and mentally replay it for the next six holes. That emotional baggage creates compounded mistakes. At the PGTAA, we constantly teach: “Relax, Focus, Commit, Execute.” Simple. Repeatable. Effective. Great golf requires emotional resilience far more than mechanical perfection. Trust Your Preparation One of the biggest mental breakthroughs golfers can make is understanding this: Preparation happens on the practice tee.Trust happens on the golf course. During competition is not the time to rebuild your golf swing. Your range sessions, drills, coaching, and preparation have already prepared you for the moment. Now your job is to trust it. The best competitors in golf are not always those with the prettiest swings. They are often the players who: trust themselves the most recover the fastest think the clearest stay the calmest under pressure Confidence is not magic. Confidence is earned preparation combined with simplified thinking. Three Mental Strategies to Stop Overthinking Simplify Your Focus Instead of carrying five swing thoughts into the shot, narrow your attention to one simple cue: target tempo balance rhythm ball flight Simple minds produce freer swings. Trust Your Training You have already done the work. Stop trying to “manufacture” perfect swings during competition. Choose the shot. Commit fully. Swing freely. Indecision is poison under pressure. Reset After Every Shot Whether the previous shot was brilliant or terrible, it is over. Golf punishes players who carry emotional baggage. The next shot deserves a fresh mind. Train yourself to refocus immediately instead of replaying mistakes. That single habit alone can save countless strokes. Final Thoughts The mental game of golf is not about thinking more. It is about thinking better. The great players simplify under pressure. They trust preparation. They narrow their focus. They quiet distractions. They allow instinct and athleticism to perform. Golf becomes much easier when your mind starts working for you instead of against you. Because in the end, golf is rarely about who thinks the most. It is usually about who thinks the clearest.   About the Writer Barry Lotz, J.D., Ph.D., is the Director of the Professional Golf Teachers Association of America (PGTAA), one of the most respected organizations in golf instructor certification and performance education worldwide. A distinguished member of the Golf Writers Association of America, Dr. Lotz is widely recognized for his expertise in the mental game, equipment analysis, travel writing, and golf industry consulting. Known by many as “The Golf Whisperer,” Dr. Lotz currently works with between 10 and 12 PGA TOUR players on the mental side of golf, helping elite competitors perform under pressure and sustain confidence at the highest level of the game. In addition to his leadership at the PGTAA, Dr. Lotz serves as a consultant and mediator to the golf industry and is the author of numerous acclaimed books, including 333 Best Web Sites for Golfers and How to Build Business Relationships Through Golf, which remains among the Top Ten bestselling golf business books. His highly regarded performance psychology series includes The Right Mind for Golf, now in its 13th reprint, along with The Right Mind for Putting, The Right Approach to Golf,  The Right Mind for Peak Performance in Golf and Life, and The Back Nine: Embracing Golf and Life as a Senior. Released this April, Dr. Lotz adds two compelling new titles to his growing body of work:The Right Mind for Peak Performance and 101 Things You Can Do with a Law Degree.

Since September 1976, St Mellion has grown from a single 18-hole golf course with a modest hotel, conceived and built by Cornish farmers Martin and Hermon Bond, into a vibrant, international-class golf resort with 36 holes of Tour-quality golf and an 80-bedroom 4-Star hotel. One of European golf’s true giants, the world-famous St Mellion Estate – home to the first Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course in the UK – is celebrating its 50th Anniversary in 2026 with a series of events including golf tournaments, commemorative graphics and a special 50th Anniversary membership.   A new logo is visible throughout the Estate during this significant year in St Mellion’s history. The pins on the Nicklaus Signature Course and the Kernow Course – both of them past hosts to multiple European Tour events – already proudly fly special 50th Anniversary flags.   Dozens of golfers will also be taking up limited-edition 50th Anniversary Signature Memberships at the prestigious venue.     Several county-level golf tournaments are also being hosted by St Mellion in 2026, in honour of its 50th Anniversary, and this year many long-serving staff are also being given the opportunity to speak about their own personal connections to the resort, including Penny Baxter who, after over 40 years working there, is St Mellion’s longest-serving active staff member.   “I started working at St Mellion as a waitress when I was at school, not long after it opened” she said. “It seemed unlikely that two Cornish farmers could turn St Mellion into an international-class golf resort, let alone persuade the Tiger Woods of his day to design one of the golf courses! Yet the Bond brothers pulled it off, and I was lucky to be here to witness almost all of its extraordinary history.” Penny now coordinates St Mellion’s hundreds of annual conference and business events. “Every year we welcome thousands of people to this beautiful corner of Cornwall. We all feel so much pride at being part of St Mellion. We supply the expertise, and the customers supply the good vibes which keep us going!“   But what is it about St Mellion which inspires such devotion?   First opened for play in September 1976, St Mellion has grown from a single 18-hole golf course with a modest hotel, conceived and built by Cornish farmers Martin and Hermon Bond, into a vibrant, international-class golf resort with 36 holes of Tour-quality golf and an 80-bedroom 4-Star hotel with leisure and conferencing facilities deep in the heart of the UK’s #1 holiday destination.   Ranked among the Top 25 Golf Resorts in Great Britain & Ireland, and often listed in World Top 100 Golf Resort lists, St Mellion’s illustrious story now spans five decades with golfing legends including Seve Ballesteros, Tom Watson, Lee Trevino and Sir Nick Faldo among the many iconic golfers who have walked its fairways.   “St Mellion will always have a special place in my heart” said Nicklaus, now 86. “The Bond brothers were unwavering in their desire to bring a special golf experience to St Mellion. It was one of the most difficult pieces of property that I have ever worked with, but we were able to create a very, very good golf course there.”   The indefatigable Martin and Hermon Bond flew over to Nicklaus’s Memorial tournament in May 1982, at the height of The Golden Bear’s fame, to attempt to convince him to get involved in building a new 18 holes in a beautiful and dramatic countryside valley which, at first sight, looked as if it might pose a near-impossible challenge to the 18-time Major winner and renowned golf course architect.   But in July 1988, the Nicklaus Signature Course was opened by a stellar fourball – Nicklaus, Watson, Faldo and Sandy Lyle – and since then Jack’s golf course has itself featured regularly in many Top 100 lists over the years.   A book published in 2018, ‘ST MELLION – THE BOND LEGACY’ written by Paddy Flavin and Michael Taylor, is packed with anecdotes about how two Cornish famers created an internationally-acclaimed golf resort deep in the West of England. Jeff Chapman, Founder of Crown Golf owners Bangarra Group, said: “As proud owners of the stunning and world-famous St Mellion Estate for close to half its lifetime of 50 years, my wife Carena and I have long considered it to be the ‘Jewel in the Crown’.  Crown Golf has owned St. Mellion since 2004, accounting for 22 years of the last 50 which we are celebrating this year.   “We applaud the vision of the Bond brothers who collaborated with Jack Nicklaus to design the first-ever Nicklaus course outside of the USA, in the Cornish countryside.”   Chapman continued: “Established on farmland in 1976, the 36-hole St Mellion course, with its Old Course and the newer Jack Nicklaus-designed Signature layout, had established itself as both a tournament venue and a golf resort. But it had dropped off the big-golf radar, with its last European PGA Tour event held in 1995. So in 2006, the Bennelong Group decided to redevelop St Mellion completely, to bring it back to the forefront of European golf.   “But this celebration is about much more than that.  It is about the community in which we work, and about the staff who feel a sense of pride and ownership working here at St. Mellion.  From the hotel staff to the golf operations team to the greenkeeping team, this story is about the people!   “Most of all, it is about the golfers” said Chapman. “It is about the members who support the club, and it is about the golfers who travel from all over the world to play these magnificent golf courses set in the Cornish countryside.   “We are pleased to be part of this story.”

The latest industry survey released by NGF and NGCOA reveals explosive growth for off-course golf. Over 37.9 million participants engage in driving range activities across the United States. Golf clubs and public ranges worldwide are accelerating facility renovation, with automated golf ball handling equipment standing out as essential investment to cut operating costs. Rising labor expenses push operators to phase out manual ball collection and washing. Mud and grass residue on recycled range balls accelerate club wear and hurt customer experience. Integrated solutions including ball picker robots and stainless steel golf ball washers are widely adopted across North America, Europe and Southeast Asia.   Many UK golf resorts reported labor savings of up to 70% after installing continuous golf ball washers. Equipment equipped with soft wave brushes cleans bulk range balls without damaging ball coatings. The 304 stainless steel structure adapts to outdoor all-weather conditions, resisting rust for long-term outdoor driving range use.   Market trends show buyers prefer heavy-duty mobile washers over small simple models. Custom options including voltage adaptation, logo printing and dimension adjustment are frequently requested. New golf projects in Southeast Asia and the Middle East bring strong new demand for supporting range equipment. Eco-friendly washers with water recycling systems gain extra preference from European and American buyers. Analysts forecast the market for automated range maintenance machinery will maintain annual growth above 7% in the next five years.

Golfers are always looking for ways to improve. Whether it be scouring the internet for quick-fix swing videos or discussing swing feels with your playing partners, we’re always searching for ways to shoot lower scores. I know I’m guilty of this. I could be doing something completely unrelated to golf, and then BAM … a new swing feel pops into my mind. Some might call that an obsession (or even a sickness), but I know I’m far from the only one who’s experienced these sorts of epiphanies. If this sounds like you, read on below where a few of our GOLF staffers shared the swing tips that worked best for them in 2025. Who knows, one of them might be just the thing you need to take your game to the next level.   Changing trajectories made simple Tommy Fleetwood taught me his very simple trajectory tip. Imagine five golf balls are laid out in the hitting zone, running parallel with the tips of your shoes. The center ball is the center of your stance, just as it would be for your 7-iron. If you want to play a low trajectory, align yourself to hit the ball one back from the center ball (the fourth ball in the 5-ball line). If you want to really play it low, hit the last ball. If you want to hit it higher than stock, play the lead ball. From there, use your stock swing — don’t lift or lean back or even crank down on the ball like you normally would. This change in ball position should be enough to knock 20-25 feet of loft off your trajectory. —Sean Zak   More speed for better bunker play I was paired in a pro-am with former U.S. Open champ Michael Campbell, who, when he wasn’t making fun of my swing, managed to chime in with some useful green-side bunker advice for getting the ball up higher and softer. For that, he said, I needed more speed, which I could get by feeling as if the handle of the club was stopping at impact while the club head continued whipping through. The feeling was that of the club moving swiftly past the hands. It’s also key, he said, to address the ball with the blade wide open – not by manipulating it with your hands at address but by gripping it more openly. Too many amateurs, he said, address the ball with the club square in the sand, which prevents them from taking advantage of the bounce. That’s the gist of it, I think. Campbell has a Kiwi accent, and I was so busy talking smack back to him that I’m not sure I heard him right. But my sand play has gotten better, so I’m willing to believe it wasn’t just a placebo. —Josh Sens   Move the ball back for more in-to-out Conventional wisdom says that you should move the ball slightly up in your stance for driver swings to promote an upward angle of attack. That may be sound advice, but over time, I learned this year (albeit via self-diagnosis), my ball position had been creeping too far forward in my stance, leading me to reach out for the ball and leave the face open. The result: blocks and slices. The solution: yes, move the ball back! I’m still not hitting it like Rory, but a further-back ball position has helped me attack the ball with a squarer face and also from the inside, for more solid contact. It works. Usually. For now. —Alan Bastable   A quick and easy grip check Next year is going to be the year when I stop topping/thinning the ball. To get there, I spent an afternoon with GOLF Top 100 Teacher to Watch Kelan McDonagh, who said one move I needed to make was to use a weaker right-hand grip. And how would I know whether it was in the correct spot? With a simple check. McDonagh said he picked it up from his mentor, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Hall of Famer Mike Adams. McDonagh had me release my right three fingers from the club — and if they were pointing to the ground at a 45-degree angle, I was in the correct position.  —Nick Piastowski   Hit the gym for more speed This year, I started getting in the gym for the first time in my life — and the gains I’ve made on the course have been noticeable. With the help of a PGA Tour trainer, I’ve been working my “golf muscles” three times a week, and the gains have me hitting it longer than ever before (You can read about it here!). I know it can be easy to point to the John Dalys of the world as a reason that you don’t need to hit the gym to play great golf, but the truth is, most golfers will play much better with a little time in the gym. Give it a shot, and you’ll be amazed at the results. —Zephyr Melton

Before you consider the enormity of the task facing LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil — before you debate the merits of TV ratings and PR battles and a sport in a prolonged state of competitive upheaval and $5 billion in Saudi funding — you must first remember something very critical. Scott O’Neil chose this.   “How you live is truly a choice,” O’Neil wrote in his book, “Be Where Your Feet Are.” “What you’re going to do and who you are going to do it with, those are choices only you can make. That was my ‘aha’ moment.”   In two decades as a sports executive (mostly in basketball), O’Neil has earned an MD in organizational surgery — first as a rising marketing and sales executive with the New Jersey Nets and Philadelphia Eagles of the early-to-mid-90s, then as president of Madison Square Garden Companies with the early-Carmelo Anthony Knicks and finally as the CEO of the Process-era Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils. In all of those jobs, O’Neil found himself selling the business of losing — and navigating the path back to winning.   These experiences forged a worldview O’Neil leans on today, as the chief executive of a golf league still in its infancy. Since replacing Greg Norman as LIV CEO in January 2025, O’Neil has sought to overhaul LIV’s business, reorient its standing in the pro golf world and lay the groundwork for a pathway to profitability. These goals might sound opaque, but they’ve yielded some tangible shifts: In November, O’Neil announced LIV — an organization so attached to 54-hole tournaments it is named for the roman numeral for 54 — was extending its events to 72 holes, effective immediately.   As the calendar turns toward 2026, there are still many questions left for O’Neil’s league to answer: About LIV’s changing tune over the “rivalry” with the PGA Tour, its long struggle for financial viability and, perhaps most pressingly, how the league judges itself. Earlier this week, I spoke to O’Neil about all of these topics and more; our conversation below has been lightly edited for length and clarity.   Scott, I’ve heard you refer to yourself a few times as a “change agent.” What did you think needed to be changed about LIV Golf when you took the job?   Yeah, I would say any four-year-old business in a very mature industry needs to be nimble, hard-charging, relentless. Needs to be on the journey of evolution, if you will. What the group went through here to build and break through in golf — I don’t know if we’ll ever see it in our lifetimes again, and I think it’s somewhat spectacular.   What I’m coming here to do is to take that foundation and build the business. There are a whole host of paths that may lead us on. One is clearly on the golf side — on the golfer side. When you start to see faces like Tom McKibben, Josele Ballester and David Puig and Caleb Surratt — when you start to see an emerging next generation of talent, it should give us confidence that this is going in the right direction.

Rory McIlroy fell to Matt Fitzpatrick in a playoff at the DP World Tour Championship but still secured his seventh season-long Race to Dubai title, bringing a spectacular season to a close. During this standout year, McIlroy captured three PGA Tour victories—most notably his Masters triumph that completed the career Grand Slam—and played a pivotal role in Europe’s away victory at the Ryder Cup. But does all that make this his greatest year ever?   James Colgan, News and Features Editor: Without a doubt, this was the finest season of Rory’s career—though perhaps not for the most obvious reasons. Yes, the Grand Slam was monumental, and the Ryder Cup win on foreign soil—which McIlroy himself labeled one of golf’s toughest feats—only added to the glory. But to me, the collective weight of these achievements outweighs each individual milestone. This was the year McIlroy firmly established himself as the premier player of his generation. Even if more victories lie ahead, 2025 will forever stand as the cornerstone of his enduring legacy.   Josh Sens, Senior Writer: Absolutely. It wasn’t just about the titles—it was the manner in which he claimed them. Consider his dramatic Masters victory, ending a decade-long major drought at the very course that had caused him so much anguish. Then there was his Ryder Cup performance, where he delivered under intense pressure and amid hostile crowds. Moments like these will linger in public memory far longer than any trophy or ranking.   Josh Schrock, News Editor: Unquestionably. As my colleagues highlighted, it’s the combination of what he achieved, how he did it, and where it happened. He conquered legendary venues like Pebble Beach, TPC Sawgrass, and Augusta National, putting past demons to rest while steering clear of potentially devastating collapses. After his Masters high, he battled through a period of achievement-related fatigue, rallied with an inspiring performance at The Open, captured the Irish Open in thrilling fashion, and ultimately guided Europe to a historic away Ryder Cup win. As James noted, McIlroy now stands not only as the best of his era but possibly as the greatest European golfer of all time.

Full Moon, Full Hearts: Gaopin’s Double Festival Celebration Dinner a Resounding Success Under the brilliant mid-autumn moon and in the spirit of the National Day, Shenzhen New Gaopin Sports Goods Co., Ltd. held a grand dinner party on the evening of September 29, 2025, at the company’s factory. Titled “Full Moon, Full Hearts: Celebrating Together at Gaopin,” the event was organized to express gratitude for the hard work of all employees and to extend festive blessings as the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day coincided. Management and staff gathered in a warm and joyful atmosphere, sharing delicious food and heartfelt conversations, making it a truly memorable evening. The banquet kicked off in a cheerful and harmonious setting. The tables were not only laden with a wide array of delicacies but also beautifully decorated with mooncakes, symbolizing reunion, and National Day-themed ornaments that enhanced the festive vibe. Free from the pressures of work, colleagues raised glasses to one another, exchanged warm wishes, savored the fine food, and caught up with each other. Laughter and cheerful chatter filled the air, turning the venue into one big, happy family. More than just an opportunity to unwind after busy workdays, the dual-festival celebration allowed every employee to experience the warmth and care of the [Company Name] family. It significantly strengthened team cohesion and reinforced a sense of belonging among the staff. As the event drew to a close in an atmosphere full of warmth and joy, everyone left with heartfelt blessings from the company, ready to embark on a well-deserved holiday. Recharged and refreshed, all members of the [Company Name] team are set to move forward with renewed unity and passion, achieving even greater success together. Lastly, we wish all employees and their families:A joyful Mid-Autumn Festival filled with reunion and happiness!A thriving National Day, blessed with health and prosperity!

  Hero Dubai Desert Classic launches global sustainability challenge The Hero Dubai Desert Classic, in partnership with Deloitte, has announced the launch of the Green Incubator Challenge, a global initiative inviting participants to submit innovative sustainable solutions for events, with the winner to implement their idea at the 2027 DP World Tour and Rolex Series tournament.   Aiming to drive meaningful change and accelerate innovation in sustainability across sport and entertainment industries, the Green Incubator Challenge is open to entrepreneurs, start-ups, students and companies around the world. Submissions can include both new concepts and ready-to-deploy solutions that enhance environmental sustainability within the events sector to address the urgent challenges posed by climate change.   The Hero Dubai Desert Classic has become the first golf event in the Middle East and first within the DP World Tour Rolex Series to achieve GEO Certified Tournament status for three consecutive years, and now the first golf event globally to launch an international challenge to crowdsource sustainable event solutions, reinforcing its position as a leader in sustainable sport and entertainment. By offering this platform, the HDDC enables innovators worldwide to showcase their solutions on an international stage, with potential for rollout across future events in Dubai.   Winning teams will receive professional support from the tournament and Deloitte, who will support as the event’s strategic Knowledge Partner. Recognised as a leader in sustainability and climate change consulting, Deloitte works with governments, businesses, and communities to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable future. Throughout the Challenge, Deloitte will provide expert guidance, mentoring and evaluation, ensuring ideas are not only visionary but also feasible and scalable.   Simon Corkill, Executive Tournament Director of Hero Dubai Desert Classic, said: “We’re incredibly proud to introduce the Green Incubator Challenge as golf’s first-of-its-kind initiative, driving sustainable innovation across sport and entertainment. Through this Challenge, we aim to identify bold, visionary ideas that will shape the future of sustainable events globally.”   Daniel Gribbin, Sustainability Leader at Deloitte Middle East, said: “At Deloitte, we are committed to partnering in initiatives that drive sustainable innovation and create tangible environmental impact. The Green Incubator Challenge exemplifies how collaboration between sports and entertainment industry leaders and innovators can accelerate the transition to greener events. We are proud to support as the Knowledge Partner to help the Hero Dubai Desert Classic and wider events in the industry in advancing this vital agenda and look forward to nurturing the groundbreaking solutions that will emerge from this challenge.” Maria Grandinetti-Milton, Director of Sustainability at the DP World Tour, added: “As part of our Green Drive programme and commitment to be net zero carbon by 2040, we’re always encouraging our tournaments and promoters to embrace sustainability innovation. The Hero Dubai Desert Classic has always been at the forefront of this, and the new Green Incubator Challenge is another example of their leadership in sustainability. I can’t wait to see the ideas and innovations that spring from the Challenge in the months ahead.” A shortlist of submissions will be announced on November 18, with three finalists revealed on December 19. Finalists will present their solutions to a panel of expert judges the week of the 2026 tournament, the 37th renewal of which takes places at Emirates Golf Club from January 22-25.

Golf tourism’s newest showpiece, Elevate Golf, is joining forces with the Links Network this October for a special networking event celebrating the achievements of women across the golf industry.   More than 120 women will come together for an event designed to foster conversation and connection across all sectors of the golf industry. The day will feature a panel discussion led by Sky Sports presenter and Elevate ambassador Di Stewart, exploring the evolving role of women in golf – from leadership and representation to access, opportunity and equity – while celebrating the achievements of those driving meaningful change. Hosted at Fairmont St Andrews on Wednesday, October 29, the afternoon is designed to provide space for open conversation around shared challenges and progress made, while also creating new professional connections. Leanne Thorpe, director of Elevate Golf, said: “Our ambition with Elevate has always been to connect the industry in a more meaningful way and that includes ensuring space is created for important conversations like this. Women are playing an increasingly influential role in shaping the future of the game, both on and off the course. This event is about recognising that, supporting one another and continuing the momentum.” Rachel Broere, co-founder of The Links Network, added: “It’s incredibly encouraging to see an event like Elevate not only welcome but prioritise initiatives like this. By creating a platform for discussion, we hope to inspire collaboration, celebrate success and address some of the persistent challenges that still exist for women in the golf industry today.” Elevate Golf, which brings together the world’s finest golf courses and tour operators, returns to St Andrews this year for its second edition. The six-day event (October 26-31) includes curated networking opportunities, business meetings and world-class golf across some of the UK’s most celebrated venues.   

Approved by Buckinghamshire Council earlier this year, the project is set to begin construction in April 2026. Its aim is to capture drainage water from across the golf course property.   This collected water will then be treated and reused for irrigation, specifically targeting the club's greens, tees, approach areas, and eventually the fairways. Situated near the newly renovated clubhouse, in the area between the second and ninth holes, the reservoirs will have a combined capacity of 19,500 cubic metres. Water usage represents one of golf's most pressing environmental concerns globally, with billions of litres consumed daily on courses worldwide. As the sport increasingly adopts sustainable practices, recycled water is becoming a vital solution for many clubs. Harewood Downs now joins this expanding group of environmentally conscious facilities. Upon completion of the reservoirs, the club will significantly reduce its reliance on external water sources for course maintenance.

On July 14, 2025, in Seoul, South Korea, Golf China and the Korean SBS GOLF channel held a signing ceremony for the broadcasting rights of "2025 China Golf Indoor Open Championship and the Finals of the Golf China Open Championship". The president of Golf China， Park Young-soo， and the representative of SBS GOLF， Lee Sang-gyun， respectively signed the agreement on behalf of the two cooperating parties. Thus， the grand finale of the 2025 Golf China Open Championship will not only be broadcast on the mainstream video platforms in China - such as Sina Golf Video Channel/Weibo， but will also be aired for the first time on the Korean SBS GOLF channel.  The successful landing of the broadcasting rights in South Korea marks an important step for the Golf Classic China Open towards globalization: On one hand, it will leverage the mature golf culture environment in South Korea to verify the universality of the Chinese digital golf model, laying the foundation for the development of the Chinese digital golf cultural industry on a global scale. On the other hand, it will use the sports cultural exchange between China and South Korea as a pivot, radiating to the entire Asian market and even the global market, promoting the dissemination and promotion of digital golf culture in the Asian region. This "technology + event + culture" output model will not only enhance China's voice in the global sports industry, but also, through the borderless characteristics of digital technology, enable golf enthusiasts from different countries to form a value resonance in the Golf Classic China Open, promoting the global dissemination of digital golf culture.  Since its establishment in 2021, the Golf Supreme China Open has, with its unique digital event model, continuously rising event rewards and expanding participation scale, become an important force in promoting the popularization of golf in China and the development of digital golf culture industry.  In terms of the competition schedule, the Golf China Open has evolved from the initial "qualifying round + final round" format to various combinations such as "qualifying round + advancement round + final round" and "cooperative tournament + team competition + public challenge tournament". The event content has become more diverse, covering a wider range of players. In terms of rewards, the event has increased from the initial single round of 1.2 million yuan to 10 million yuan in 2025, highlighting its greater appeal and significant commercial value. In terms of the participation scale, the event has gradually demonstrated international influence by expanding from being open to all Chinese golf enthusiasts to introducing dozens of outstanding international female professional players. As of the end of the qualifying round in 2025， the Golf China Open had over 10，000 participants and more than 100，000 rounds of competition. The development of the Golf China Open not only reflects a high level of recognition and encouragement for the players' competitive abilities， but also demonstrates its determination to continuously strive for excellence， gradually shaping itself into a sports event IP with significant international influence in the golf field.

England Golf Past President Christine Pascall has been appointed MBE in the King’s Honours List for services to the sport of golf. England Golf Past President Christine Pascall has been appointed MBE in the King’s Honours List for services to the sport of golf. Pascall, who was England Golf President in 2023, has enjoyed a wonderful career in the game, in which she has also given a tremendous amount back. During her career, Pascall won the 1972 English Girls Championship and represented the England Under 18 Team in the same year. She was part of the England Ladies’ Team from 1979-1981, and played in both the European Ladies’ Team Championships and Fiat Trophy in Italy in 1979. Pascall was also part of two Curtis Cups Squads, while at county level she has been county champion of Durham four times, while also being Durham Seniors champion in 2005 and Northern Senior Champion in 2006. Pascall captained England at the European Young Masters, and the Girls’ Home Internationals seven times – winning all of them, and also led England to victory on three of four occasions captaining the Ladies’ Home Internationals. She also led England in the European Girls’ Team Championship and two World Girls’ Championships in Canada. The Hartlepool Golf Club board member has been an England selector for 13 years for each of the ladies and girls’ squads, while in Durham, Pascall has undertaken many roles including Durham Seniors Captain, Northern Seniors Captain, County Captain, Training Officer, and Girls’ Coaching Co-Ordinator, while she has also been on the Durham Junior Girls’ Committee for 16 years, and a Ladies Voting Member for four years. She said: “I am delighted for golf that I have been awarded the MBE. Not that I have ever thought about reward for all I have put into golf, but receiving this award makes all the hard work worthwhile.“I hope it will encourage more girls and women into the game so they can get the same enjoyment from it as I have. “My proudest moment was becoming England Golf President in 2023, it was a great year and I thoroughly enjoyed all the events I attended, watching some superb golf, attending dinners, and most of all, meeting the officials at the golf clubs who were always so proud of their golf courses.“It has also been great selecting and seeing golfers coming through the system and playing for England.” Asked what golf means to her, Pascall admitted: “Golf is a way of life to me, almost every day I am involved in some area of golf whether it’s girls’ coaching or junior events at Hartlepool, or carrying out work for the Board at my club, selecting England teams, or even just watching golf. It’s also been very rewarding when I’ve received thanks from golfers with whom I have had involvement, without realising the impact I had on them – the unexpected thanks.” Looking to the future of the game, Pascall added: “Most of my time in golf has been with girls and women, but during the time as President of England Golf, it has given me a bigger appreciation of all forms of the game. I would love to see more girls and women coming into the game, as well as more mixed golf. I’d like to see more unions and associations merging, and more men and women playing in the same competitions at club level. “I’d also like to see more people coming forward to volunteer. When people come forward to volunteer, they normally enjoy it so much that they want to do more. We need more volunteers at club and county level for a variety of different jobs. I have achieved so much from playing golf, but I have had so much pleasure and enjoyment from volunteering.”

In 2025, the global golf industry will continue to expand, and the market size is expected to exceed US$20 billion, with the Asian market performing particularly well. As an emerging force, China has a golf population of nearly one million and a market size of 10.5 billion yuan. Policy support such as the "National Fitness Plan" and the Hainan Tournament Restart Plan further promote the development of the industry. The United States remains the largest consumer market, accounting for more than 80% of global demand, but its local companies face fierce competition from low-priced Chinese products, leading to intensified trade frictions.

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Golf courses, especially large golf courses are routinely paved with natural grass. In recent years, with the popularity of golf, more ordinary families and individuals began to contact the sport of golf, so the golf range for golf enthusiasts to practice their swing and receive training has become more and more popular in recent years. Golf driving range covers an area of relatively conventional golf course is much smaller, the comprehensive input cost is also much lower, so the choice of turf on the ground basically choose the artificial fake grass, and green grass is commonly used in the golf course turf, today here mainly say how to choose the right green grass fake lawn. Fruit artificial grass fake lawn not only has the advantages of beauty, durability, easy maintenance, etc., but also can provide golf enthusiasts with a realistic simulation of the green environment. How to pick the right green grass fake lawn? 1, consider the height of the green grass fake turf Generally speaking, the height of green grass fake turf is between 10MM and 30MM, different heights of the lawn are suitable for different occasions and needs. For example, the height of 10MM lawn is suitable for driving range or family courtyard; the height of 20MM lawn is suitable for small golf course or public green space; the height of 3cm lawn is suitable for professional golf course or high-end places. When choosing green grass fake lawn, you can choose the right height according to your actual needs. 2, artificial grass fake lawn material choice At present the market common green grass fake lawn material has PP, PE and nylon and so on. Among them, PP material lawn texture soft, high density, easy to lay and maintenance; PE material lawn wear resistance is better, but the texture is harder; nylon material lawn has high durability and anti-aging performance. In the choice of green grass fake lawn, according to their own needs and budget to choose the right material. 3, artificial grass fake lawn quality quality choice When choosing green grass fake lawn, should pay attention to its appearance, texture, color and other aspects. High-quality green grass fake lawn should be natural color, soft texture, no color difference, no odor, no decolorization and other phenomena. In addition, attention should also be paid to observe whether the fiber filaments of the green grass fake lawn are evenly distributed, whether there is any breakage, shedding and other phenomena. Choosing a reliable quality of greengrass fake lawn can ensure its service life and aesthetics. Also consider the density of the fake lawn and the resilience of the fake turf. A greens grass lawn needs to have a high density so that it can provide a flat fairway surface and good ball roll distance. When choosing a lawn, you can observe the spacing between the grasses and how fine the grasses are. Green turf needs to have a certain degree of resilience, which ensures that the high ball will have a certain rebound effect after landing, and helps to control the rolling distance of the ball. The resilience of the grass can be tested by stepping on it or by gently tapping the surface.

With the development of society, the use of fake artificial grass to replace the real artificial grass site more and more. According to the use of different scenes, fake artificial grass is mainly divided into leisure entertainment fake artificial grass and sports fake artificial grass two categories. Leisure fake artificial grass is mainly used in parks, squares, residential neighborhoods and other public places, for people to recreation, walking, children play and so on. And sports fake artificial grass is mainly used for sports venues, school playgrounds, soccer fields and other sports venues, to meet the needs of people for sports. From the above we can see that the two kinds of artificial grass functional use is different, because the two kinds of artificial grass both appearance and performance have certain differences. For artificial grass users and buyers, how to distinguish is very important. First, appearance difference Leisure fake artificial grass: leisure fake artificial grass usually use softer grass, color is more uniform, grass height is lower, the overall look is more natural, suitable for use in the courtyard, parks, scenic spots and other places. Sports fake artificial grass: sports fake artificial grass usually use hard grass, color is more bright, grass height is higher, the overall look is more regular, suitable for soccer field, basketball court, runway and other sports venues. Second, performance differences Leisure fake artificial grass: leisure fake artificial grass grass silk softness is higher, anti-treading performance is better, but wear resistance is relatively poor, need regular pruning and maintenance. Sports fake artificial grass: high-intensity sports venues, the requirements of the fake artificial grass grass is relatively hard, good wear resistance. Need to pay attention to maintenance and maintenance, avoid excessive use lead to damage. Third, the use of recommendations 1. Choose the right type of fake artificial grass according to the use. If it is used in family courtyard, parks and other leisure places, you can choose leisure fake artificial grass; if it is used in soccer field, tennis court and other sports places, you should choose sports fake artificial grass. 2. in the process of use, pay attention to avoid excessive trampling and wear and tear, regular trimming and maintenance, keep clean and hygienic. 3. when purchasing, pay attention to choose regular brand and reliable quality products, avoid purchasing inferior products to affect the use of effect and service life. 4. When installing, pay attention to the construction and fixing according to the requirements, to ensure the flatness and stability of the artificial grass, to avoid the phenomenon of collapse and unevenness. Internal Links:Golf Field Artificial Grass,Rugby Field Artificial Grass,Tennis Field Artificial Grass

When designing and laying the artificial grass for kindergarten, it involves the safety, health and comfort of the children, and the requirements for the indicators of the lawn are more stringent compared to other scenes. Kindergarten special lawn must meet the following standards: 1. Safety: no matter it is artificial lawn or natural lawn, the lawn material should meet the relevant safety standards, and does not contain toxic and harmful substances, such as heavy metals and harmful chemicals. At the same time, the surface of the lawn should have a certain degree of cushioning, which can reduce the injury when the child falls. 2. Wear-resistant: kindergarten is a place where children have frequent activities, the lawn needs to have a certain wear-resistant, able to withstand the frequent use of children running, rolling, playing and other activities. 3. Cleanliness: lawn material should be easy to clean, can easily remove the children left on it graffiti, food debris and other debris. 4. Environmental protection: the lawn material should meet the environmental standards, will not bring pollution to the kindergarten environment. 5. Easy maintenance: the lawn should be easy to maintain, do not need too much time and money to invest in maintenance. In addition, according to the actual needs of kindergarten, can also consider the following factors: ① lawn appearance: choose bright colors, beautiful appearance of the lawn, can create a more pleasant environment for the kindergarten. ② Weather resistance: the lawn should be able to adapt to various climatic conditions and not easily damaged by weather changes. ③ Antimicrobial: kindergarten is a high-risk infectious disease transmission environment, so the lawn choose antibacterial performance better material, can reduce the possibility of germs breeding. Finally add, kindergarten lawn thickness should not be too high, to avoid too high lawn to hide a variety of sharp stones and other foreign objects hurt the children, too high lawn is also very easy to trip the children. Internal Links:Golf Field Artificial Grass.Rugby Field Artificial Grass.Tennis Field Artificial Grass

Gone are the days when artificial grass was solely confined to sports stadiums. It has seamlessly transitioned into the landscapes of residential and commercial properties across the United States. The evolution of artificial turf has been remarkable, overcoming the stigma of looking "fake" with advancements in technology, resulting in products that mirror the appearance and texture of real grass. The question on everyone's mind: How long can artificial turf endure? The durability of synthetic grass has become one of its most enticing features. A well-maintained artificial lawn boasts an impressive lifespan of 15-20 years. This longevity, coupled with its resilience against wear and tear, and minimal maintenance requirements, explains the growing trend among homeowners and business proprietors to embrace artificial turf for their outdoor spaces. Understanding the Cost of Artificial Grass When contemplating the installation of an artificial lawn, cost is undeniably a major consideration. The upfront investment may raise eyebrows, but it's crucial to recognize that this expense pays dividends over time. The longevity of artificial turf translates into substantial savings on upkeep and maintenance compared to natural sod and grass. It's not just a financial benefit; the time saved from ongoing maintenance efforts adds another layer of appeal. While some artificial turf lawns boast a remarkable lifespan of 20 years, others may last a minimum of 8 years. The variation in longevity can be attributed to several factors: Quality of Materials: Opting for higher-quality turf ensures better longevity. Investing in top-tier turf that can withstand heat and sun exposure is paramount, especially in regions with challenging climates. Appropriate Installation: Although a DIY approach may seem tempting, professional installation is crucial. Improper installation can lead to misaligned seams, weed intrusion, and drainage issues, compromising the turf's durability. Regular Upkeep: While artificial turf generally requires minimal maintenance, occasional raking in high-traffic areas is advisable. Rinsing off debris and pet waste helps prevent stains and unpleasant odors. Wear and Tear: Quality turf products are resilient to heavy use, with the flexibility to address occasional rips or stains without necessitating a full replacement. Why Does Artificial Grass Last So Long? The longevity of artificial grass can be attributed to the materials used and the meticulous construction process. Synthetic turf typically comprises polypropylene, polyethylene, and nylon. The blades of grass, often made of nylon or polyethylene, undergo a heating process with dyes and UV-resistant additives. Nylon blades are molded to achieve a realistic appearance. Polypropylene contributes to the thatch layer, providing additional cushioning and support. The blades and thatch are securely attached to the backing using specialized machinery, ensuring a durable bond. This entire assembly is affixed to additional cushioning, typically crafted from polyester foam or rubber compounds. These materials are chosen for their resistance to rapid degradation under various elements and heavy usage. They exhibit stain and fade resistance while withstanding fluctuating weather conditions. The type of infill used, such as sand, silicon mixtures, or pea gravel, also plays a pivotal role in maintaining the turf's longevity by preventing excessive heat retention. In essence, artificial turf is engineered to endure through the use of robust materials, meticulous construction processes, and special chemical treatments. UV stabilization and water resistance protect against degradation from the elements, ensuring that the turf retains its color and texture over time. Considering an Artificial Lawn? Pros and Cons As with any decision, opting for an artificial lawn comes with its set of pros and cons. Let's break down the positives and negatives associated with synthetic sod: Pros: Little to No Maintenance: Occasional raking and rinsing of faux grass are far less labor-intensive than the weekly tasks associated with natural grass. Cost-Effective: Artificial lawns often pay for themselves within a few years, offering substantial savings on maintenance and upkeep costs. Evergreen Aesthetics: Enjoy a consistently lush green lawn without worrying about brown or dead spots throughout the year. Irrigation Issues Solved: While artificial turf is water-resistant, it remains permeable, and proper drainage is addressed during installation, eliminating concerns about standing water. Resource Conservation: In regions facing water shortages, artificial lawns alleviate the need for regular watering, contributing to resource conservation. Non-Toxic and Non-Allergenic: Ideal for households with children, pets, or individuals with grass allergies, artificial turf provides a safe and allergy-free alternative. Cons: Warmer than Natural: Artificial grass tends to heat up more than real grass, with the type of infill used contributing to the temperature. Odor Build-Up: Certain infill materials may retain odors if not promptly cleaned, requiring proactive maintenance to prevent unpleasant smells. Conclusion: The Lasting Appeal of Artificial Turf In contemplating the longevity of artificial turf, various factors come into play, including the quality of materials, installation, maintenance, and usage. While estimates regarding its lifespan may vary, a well-installed artificial turf lawn can endure for a minimum of 8-10 years, with top-tier turf and regular upkeep extending this period to an impressive 15-20 years. Making the switch to a high-quality synthetic turf yard is a decision that transcends mere aesthetics. It encompasses financial savings, resource conservation, and the convenience of a low-maintenance yet evergreen outdoor space. Whether you're driven by the desire for a vibrant lawn all year round or aiming to contribute to environmental sustainability, artificial turf emerges as a compelling choice. Ready to embark on your artificial lawn journey? The experts at Turf Monsters are here to assist! Reach out to us via phone or email to commence your artificial turf transformation. Internal Links: Golf Field Artificial Grass,Rugby Field Artificial Grass,Tennis Field Artificial Grass