Jim Croxton
CEO of the British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association
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Oct 7, 2026
Water, robots and climate change: What does the future hold for golf courses?
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3:32Tom IrwinHOST
Um, those are just my observations, and I'm, I am really interested to hear from you about what your members have been saying, what's it gonna look like in the future, and, and how big a deal is this really?
Jim CroxtonGUEST
Um, various people, I, I haven't maybe been quite this bold yet, but various people are saying it's the biggest sort of existential threat for golf.
Jim CroxtonGUEST
Uh, certainly in England, I'm talking to you from England, uh, from the UK, um, water has been less of an issue the further north you get.
Jim CroxtonGUEST
But certainly the north of England, where you and I are based, it has definitely been an issue this year, and it's, it's mainly only been probably the, the northern half of Scotland and, and, and some of Ireland that's had, that's had less challenges.
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28:32Tom IrwinHOST
What, what are we, what are you seeing in green keeping? Are, are robo mowers replacing people who would've been doing that by hand? Are they allowing people to go and do something more worthwhile? How is, what is happening on the ground in terms of green keeping teams?