Caledonia Golf & Fish Club: The Pawleys Island, South Carolina, course earns a spot on Golfweek's list of the Top 100 Public-Access Courses in the United States. Designed by the late Mike Strantz and opened in 1994, the historic rice plantation layout features an iconic oak-lined entrance and a signature finishing hole along the Waccamaw River.
Cherry Hills Country Club: The venue outside Denver will host the 2027 Arnold Palmer Cup from June 7–13, 2027. Marking the second time the club stages the prestigious Ryder Cup-style collegiate tournament, the event features top male and female golfers from the U.S. and international teams. Golf Channel will live stream the competition.
Pizà Golf: The golf course architecture firm partners with private club operator Invited to renovate Jupiter Country Club in Florida. Co-founder Agustin Pizà oversees the two-phase redesign, which improves strategy, playability and sustainability. Aspen Golf Construction manages the on-site development, with the first phase finishing in late 2026 and the remaining holes concluding in 2027.
Champion Hills Club: The private Hendersonville, North Carolina, club names Nick Auten as its new head golf professional. Auten brings more than 25 years of industry experience to the Tom Fazio-designed property, including past leadership roles at Atlanta's East Lake Golf Club. In his new role, he directs all golf operations and member programming.
Icon EV: The electric vehicle manufacturer unveils the Icon i40FX, a forward-facing four-passenger electric golf cart. Built on the company's proven X platform, the vehicle features lithium power, a 10.1-inch multimedia touchscreen with smartphone integration, and an adjustable lift system. The new model is available immediately through authorized North American dealers.
Toptracer: The golf range technology platform adds England's Royal Birkdale, host venue of the 154th Open, to its virtual golf portfolio.
Bunchies: The golf snack brand partners with the Uunderrated Golf Tour, a junior golf platform founded by NBA star Stephen Curry, as its official snack provider. The company supplies its performance products at all stops during the 2026 U.S. season through September. The tour culminates with the Curry Cup at Bethpage Black Golf Course, Sept. 15-17.