Monthly Archives: April 2015

Imagine the difference it would make to the “world of golf” if one more person every week woke up thinking the same thing? How do we “convert” those that have never “worshiped” golf into “followers” and “believers”? What is it that really puts them off getting involved with the game? Golf is perceived as; TimeContinueContinue reading “Good Morning Golf – I am very lucky to have you in my life”

How are we going to cope with a 51% increase in people aged 65+ by 2030? How will we help and care for people with chronic disease? ( forecast to double in people over 65). How can we encourage and support healthy ageing? How can we reduce the blight of loneliness in our communities? HowContinueContinue reading “Society Faces a Mental Health Time Bomb”

It’s interesting to hear our politicians kick around the NHS “political football” or should it be, hit around the NHS political “golf ball”. They talk about promising an extra £8bn a year funding for the NHS – which is great – but they don’t talk about the projected £30bn annual shortfall facing us if weContinueContinue reading “Let’s get golf on the political agenda”

This is how it all began As a passionate golfer I have followed the decline of the sport I love with great concern.  It became apparent that golf is finding it difficult to transform itself into a modern customer-led business. It has not kept pace with lifestyle and demographic changes within society. It is nowContinueContinue reading “Inspiration”

Our aim is to make a positive contribution to the health & wellbeing of local communities through golf. Our approach is to make golf fun, enjoyable, rewarding and accessible to more people. We are passionate about providing people in disadvantaged, vulnerable and sensitive situations with the chance to get their lives back on track – weContinueContinue reading “Ethos”