Welcome to the BGIA
- Golf Europe UK Pavilion Selling Fast
For the 13th year in succession, the BGIA are taking a British Exhibiting Group to Munich and spaces within the UK pavilion are selling fast.
- BGIA bids a fond farewell to Jacqui
The BGIA is saddened to announce that executive secretary Jacqui Baldwin is to step down after 12 years with the Association
- GLENMUIR RENEWS SUPPORT FOR CLUBGOLF – SCOTLAND’S JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAMME
Glenmuir, one of Europe’s leading golf apparel brands, has renewed its support for Scotland’s junior golf programme ‘clubgolf’ – a partnership between the Scottish Golf Union, the Scottish Ladies' Golfing Association, the Professional Golfers' Association, the Golf Foundation and sportscotland.
- MOTOCADDY BREAKS NEW GROUND WITH A WORLD FIRST
New S5 Digital powered trolley with built in GPS set to make instant impression
- GOLF EUROPE 2009 – Return to the M,O,C, attracts industry greats back to the event
• Market leaders present their collections at M,O,C,
• PGAs of Europe return as conceptual event partner of GOLF EUROPE
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Established in 1919, the British Golf Industry Association is based in Warwickshire and operates under the auspices of the Federation of Sports & Play Associations, Europe’s largest sports trade association. The BGIA is managed by an Executive Committee, constituted of elected members, who meet regularly to develop the work and services of the Association. Meetings of the full membership also take place throughout the year.
- To represent manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors of golf equipment and apparel and those who supply a service to the golf industry.
- To foster the growth of golf and promote increased participation in the sport for the benefit of member companies.
- To represent the industry with government, golf’s governing bodies, trade associations and other organisations on a national and international level.
- To progress relationships between European companies and European organisations.
- To provide a platform for the exchange of views on matters affecting the industry.
- To promote the industry at Trade Fairs and Exhibitions.
- To provide research, statistics and general information to the membership.
- To protect the future of the industry through the above activities.