Nigeria Golf news

This year’s BMW PGA Championship, which gets under way at Wentworth Club on Thursday, marks a number of significant milestones for what was once generally regarded as the flagship event in the European Tour’s competitive calendar.
This  year’s renewal marks the 70th edition of the PGA Championship, an event with a history that spans back to 1955.  It is also the 40th consecutive time that the tournament has been held at Wentworth, although the 44th by the club overall

Stoke Park, which has been largely closed for the last three years, is welcoming back golfers to play its historic Harry Colt course for the first time since the venue’s change of ownership.
The Buckinghamshire-based luxury hotel, golf and country club shut its doors to members in 2021 after it was bought by Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani, who has since invested heavily in the 300-acre estate.
Although the club will not return to a membership structure going forward, golfers and companie

Kent’s Kipp Popert won his third consecutive G4D Tour @ BMW PGA Championship title with a stunning four-shot victory at Wentworth on Tuesday.
Popert entered the second round tied at the top with Irishman Brendan Lawlor, but showed exactly why he is the top-ranked golfer with a disability in the world with a 69 that gave him a six-under-par total.
The duo could not be separated as they both turned in 35 on the West Course but Popert made a hat-trick of birdies from the 14th to stretch clear

PING’s new men’s and women’s range of Autumn/Winter apparel features technology-driven waterproofs and seasonal garments that are perfect for playing in the winter months.
The new collection embraces the need for more options and layers of warmth, showcased by the extensive breadth of outerwear and mid-layers available to golfers.
Ranging from traditional blue and navy tones to fresh on-season colours like mushroom and russet, the options for a sleek, engineered to play outfit