Céline Boutier's recent victory at the Evian Championship, Europe's only continental major, undoubtedly marked a historic moment for French golf. The question is whether this exceptional performance will mark a turning point for the future of professional golf in our country. Will Céline Boutier be

Legends are eternal, and Bernhard Langer is living proof…

The impact of artificial intelligence on golf.
For several months now, technology, and in particular artificial intelligence, has been in the news.

In essence, golf is a "time-consuming" sporting activity. To play an 18-hole course, it takes between 3.5 and 5.5 hours (or more), depending on the number of golfers in the group as well as their level. This is where the problem lies! And if the

Surprising as it may seem, there are similarities between playing golf and managing a business. On closer inspection, the golfer and the manager both face similar challenges: complex information processing, definition of objectives and strategy, choice of appropriate instruments, management of unforeseen events, openness to

At first glance, golf does not really appear as a typical “green” sport even if it is played in the open air and in the nature. In the past, the massive use of chemicals and huge quantities of water required to ensure the quality of

Not content with being an atypical sport, because of the misleading image it gives, golf is probably one of the most "technical" sports in the world. Playing golf requires muscle coordination as well as dissociated movement of the upper and lower body.This explains why each

golf competition For the last six years, I have organised the PORCHY CUP (named after the neighbourhood in which we all live) with three golfing friends. This is a friendly (but fierce) competition which sees the team from Porchy East (Charlie & Jérôme) up against