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Annual Meeting Bruce Charlton EIGCA Gold Partner James Edwards Jeff Lynch Member The Green Print podcast Toro

Golf course design, sustainability and the changing shape of golf

Recorded during the EIGCA Annual Meeting 2026 in Utrecht, a recent episode of The Greenprint Podcast brought together EIGCA Members, Partners and media voices for a wide-ranging discussion on where golf — and golf course design — is heading next.

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BTME Caspar Grauballe EIGCA Gold Partner Member Paul Kimber The Green Print podcast Tim Lobb Toro

How Technology Is Shaping Modern Golf Course Design

Recorded at BTME 2026, The GreenPrint podcast brought together EIGCA members and industry partners for a focused discussion on how technology, machinery, and innovation are shaping the future of golf course architecture, reflecting the EIGCA’s leadership in driving informed, forward-looking debate across the profession.

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La Hacienda Links Golf Resort, Cadiz – one of Spain’s most modern and sustainable courses – installs Rain Bird’s CirrusPRO Central Control software

La Hacienda Links Golf Resort in Sotogrande on the Costa del Sol was rated ‘Best Golf Course in Spain’ in the 2023 World Golf Awards. The previous Rain Bird Nimbus™ II irrigation system was replaced with the advanced CirrusPRO Central Control software.

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EIGCA Conference - May 2025. Jonathan Smith, GEO, addresses delegates
Andy Brown Annual Meeting GEO Foundation Gold Partner Jonathan Smith Toro

Reimagining golf for a changing world — Insights from the EIGCA Conference

As the world faces growing environmental and social pressures, the golf industry needs to adapt, innovate, and redefine its place in society. At the EIGCA Conference in Scotland, May 2025, a panel explored the challenges golf courses face — and the opportunities they have — to become more sustainable, inclusive, and valued by their communities.

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