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Oakmont: An interview with Gil Hanse

With the 2025 US Open arriving at Oakmont, Richard Humphreys spoke with the architect, who renovated the course in 2023, about what to expect

Martin Ebert: Design journey

With a portfolio that includes eight of the ten Open venues, Mackenzie & Ebert occupies an enviable position in the golf design industry. Adam Lawrence spoke with principal Martin Ebert to learn how they got there

Designs for the big screen

Chad Goetz and Agustin Piza discuss their design decisions for the virtual holes that featured in the first season of TGL

Bob Harrison: Wizard of Oz

The Australian designer has had a long career and, like many of his countrymen, has spent much of it away from home. Adam Lawrence listened to his tales from the road

Ben Cowan-Dewar: Shock and awe

Golf development firm Cabot now has properties in six countries. Richard Humphreys speaks with co-founder and CEO Ben Cowan-Dewar about what makes a great site, selection of golf course architects, and more

Team building

Turfgrass has launched its US arm with the appointment of John Lawrence, Adam Moeller and Brad Owen. Richard Humphreys speaks with them, Turfgrass founder John Clarkin and director of agronomy Julian Mooney to find out more

Brian Curley: Life of Brian

The designer has surely clocked up more air miles than anyone else in the business. Adam Lawrence caught up with him in between flights to discuss his career and his new venture with Jim Wagner

Oakmont: An interview with Gil Hanse

With the 2025 US Open arriving at Oakmont, Richard Humphreys spoke with the architect, who renovated the course in 2023, about what to expect

Martin Ebert: Design journey

With a portfolio that includes eight of the ten Open venues, Mackenzie & Ebert occupies an enviable position in the golf design industry. Adam Lawrence spoke with principal Martin Ebert to learn how they got there

Designs for the big screen

Chad Goetz and Agustin Piza discuss their design decisions for the virtual holes that featured in the first season of TGL

Bob Harrison: Wizard of Oz

The Australian designer has had a long career and, like many of his countrymen, has spent much of it away from home. Adam Lawrence listened to his tales from the road

Ben Cowan-Dewar: Shock and awe

Golf development firm Cabot now has properties in six countries. Richard Humphreys speaks with co-founder and CEO Ben Cowan-Dewar about what makes a great site, selection of golf course architects, and more

Team building

Turfgrass has launched its US arm with the appointment of John Lawrence, Adam Moeller and Brad Owen. Richard Humphreys speaks with them, Turfgrass founder John Clarkin and director of agronomy Julian Mooney to find out more

Brian Curley: Life of Brian

The designer has surely clocked up more air miles than anyone else in the business. Adam Lawrence caught up with him in between flights to discuss his career and his new venture with Jim Wagner

Huxley Golf expands international presence with China launch
Sean Dudley
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Huxley Golf expands international presence with China launch

Huxley Golf has expanded its international presence with the launch of Huxley Golf China.

The number of golfers in China has risen by 7.5 per cent year-on-year and hosts three annual world tour events. 

Businessman Song Tan has been named as Huxley Golf China’s chief executive office, with Chris Huang named as chief administrator.

Based in Shanghai, Huxley Golf China aims to reach the commercial markets in the country, delivering its installed all-weather greens, tees, practice nets, pathways and lawns.

Huxley Golf China also hopes to appeal to the domestic market with its smaller and modular greens and portable practice nets. These can be particularly beneficial in areas where land is at a premium, meaning people without private gardens are able to practice elements of their game at home.

“It’s extremely satisfying to see interest in golf here in China surging and making us one of the biggest emerging markets for the sport,” said Tan. “As a golfer myself, I know that our hot and humid conditions sometimes make it difficult to get out on the course. This is why I firmly believe that Huxley Golf’s premium quality all-weather surfaces will be of huge interest to a wide range of customers, from golf courses, teaching establishments and hotels to people like me who like to practice at home. I find the surfaces extremely realistic with true ball roll and speed characteristics, yet no maintenance is necessary to keep them in excellent condition.”  

Huxley Golf has been planning a move into the Chinese market for some time according to the company’s director, Paul Huxley.

“The timing had to be absolutely right and we knew we had to work with a successful and driven business partner to establish our first base in China,” he said. “It’s now quite clear that, with three tour events staged there, the world’s largest golfing complex established at Mission Hills Golf Club, and some really interesting new talent emerging on the global stage, that China, as in so many sports, will soon be a force to be reckoned with when it comes to golf. I am immensely proud that Huxley Golf will play a part in shaping that progress.”

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