Study finds 6.7% of Spanish golfers face mental health challenges—higher in women, older adults, and morning players...

Golfers had lower levels of psychological distress and better general health than the general population, and this relationship was strongest in individuals...

Playing golf in Australia is associated with a higher age-specific lifetime prevalence of skin cancer compared with the general population...

A recent research paper co-written by Tony Bennett illustrates the benefits, the barriers and the facilitators to golf participation amongst disabled people...

Melanoma Fund & Sports Marketing Surveys reveal concerning carelessness among UK golfers when it comes to the risk of skin cancer...

With many of us taking steps to avoid other forms of cancer, many golfers still avoid sun protection, despite the overwhelming body of research, that proves just how dangerous too much UV exposure can be...

A recently co-written review by Dr. Andrew Murray demonstrates the role golf is playing in benefitting the health of the global population during the COVID-19 pandemic...

Mindy Derr from Fore Hope sheds light on how golf can play a prescriptive role in improving the health, social and mental wellness of thousands of patients...

A leading psychologist has championed the role golf can play in reducing stress and supporting good mental health, as part of Syngenta's Growing Golf campaign...

During Golf and Health Week, from 15-19 April, EDGA is to show its support of golfers with disability through a unique and fun ‘pledge and play' day...

A dedicated campaign to raise awareness of the health benefits of golf for people of all ages and abilities is to tee off next month...

Creator of GOLF IN SOCIETY, Anthony Blackburn, has set out to improve the lives of the ageing population introducing them to golf's health & wellbeing benefits...

Dr Anne-Marie Wills, Assistant Professor of Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital, has been conducting research into the effects of activity on Parkinson’s Disease patients...

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

Evidence suggests golf may not only be good for mind and body, but also for a long life...

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.

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

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