Innovators and Service Providers

This is a new way to connect with the sustainable golf community for companies of all sizes committed to delivering innovative sustainable solutions for the golf industry.

If this sounds like your organization, GEO Foundation would love to hear from you as this new part of sustainable.golf is being developed.

Innovators

Galvin Green

Galvin Green provides golfers in more than 20 countries with durable, well-designed quality garments that offer long lasting comfort. Most of its current award-winning collection is made from eco-generation sustainable materials and it won the global Sports Technology Award for Sustainability in 2021 for a sweater range made using recycled plastic bottles.

 

Motocaddy

Motocaddy is the world’s leading powered golf trolley company. As part of its sustainability story so far, Motocaddy has extended warranties for longer product lifespans and in 2012 became the first electric trolley brand to offer a 5-year warranty on its Lithium batteries. Six years later, it was also the first to run a trolley trade-in promotion that offered golfers an incentive to purchase a new Lithium-powered model, while having their old trolley recycled responsibly using 3,000 access points across Britain. It has also invested in eco-friendly polystyrene-free packaging.

 

Provision Events

Provision Events are one of the world’s leading full-service sport activation agencies. Their sustainability mission incorporates using long-life materials, partnering with responsible suppliers, sourcing sustainable alternatives and repurposing event waste. Provision Events work closely with their broad range of clients to help them meet their environmental goals.

Swedish Performance Eyewear Brand

All of the frames are made of Plant Based Bio Materials. The ever-ongoing quest to make Spektrum products ever more sustainable has led them to the use of bio-based materials derived from plants throughout their collections.

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