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A global consensus amongst leaders in public health, public policy and sport backs golf in the race to tackle physical inactivity...

Whilst the spectators at the Ryder Cup are witness to a week of incredible golf, they will also gain many of the same benefits as the players themselves...

It is not just the golfers competing in the 2018 Ricoh Women’s British Open that are benefiting from being at a golf event - the spectators will also be racking up some benefits of their own...

Jimmy Roberts reports a story about how sports can help people with memory loss, including a group at Golf Memories Carnoustie...

Health professionals are being urged to refer older and inactive patients for golf lessons, after a new report showed that golf builds muscle strength, reduces blood pressure and improves life satisfaction.

Wonderful memories will be created by the victor in The 147th Open at Carnoustie – but it’s stirring memories that is helping improve people’s lives in the Angus town...

The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Public Health and Primary Care hailed the health benefits of golf...

Golf is played by around 55 million people...pretty impressive, but even more so is all of these people could be substantially benefiting their health...

The game's governing bodies are making strides to improve golf's health links and benefits...

Golf & Health represented at the Planetary Health Annual Meeting in Edinburgh...

Golf is good for your health and happiness – and could save millions of pounds for local authorities, according to new research...

Members of Parliament have hailed the potential health benefits of spectating at golf events.