International Golf Federation

IGF Olympic Golf Bid

Golf Approved for 2016 Olympic Program On Vote By International Olympic Committee Membership

Video: Decision To Make Golf An Olympic Sport

IGF Calls on International Golf Stars to Take Part in Final Olympic Bid Presentation at IOC Session on October 9

Golf Makes Cut as IOC Executive Board Recommends Two Sports for Inclusion in 2016 Olympic Games

The IOC Executive Board proposes 2 Additional Sports For The 2016 Games: Golf and Rugby

Golf Stars and Leaders Will Make Final IOC Presentation

International Players Reach Out
IOC Questionnaire Cover Letter

Nicklaus, Sorenstam Named Global Ambassadors To Support Olympic Bid

Press Conference Transcript

	IGF Submits Detailed Questionnaire to International Olympic Committee
	IGF Presents Case For Golf’s Inclusion In 2016 Olympic Games
	International Golf Federation Creates Olympic Golf Committee to Enhance Drive for 2016

Golf In the Olympic Games (Video)	Golf In the Olympic Games (Brochure)
IOC Decision "Timeline"	IGF Olympic Golf Committee
Why Golf Would Be Good For The Olympics

The International Golf Federation has been advised that Daniel Nisbet, an amateur golfer from Australia, has been found guilty of possession of a prohibited substance by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Australia and has been suspended for 18 months (25 November 2009 to 24 May 2011). The suspension is recognised under the Anti-Doping Policy of the International Golf Federation. Any enquiries relating to this decision should be directed to the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority.

2010 World Amateur Team Championships

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Espirito Santo Trophy (Women): 20-23 October
Eisenhower Trophy (Men): 28-31 October
Olivos G.C. and Buenos Aires G.C.

2012 World Amateur Team Championships

Antalya, Turkey

Espirito Santo Trophy (Women): 26-29 September
Gloria Golf Club (Old and New Courses)

Eisenhower Trophy (Men): 4-7 October
Antalya Golf Club (PGA Sultan Course) and Cornelia Golf Club (Faldo Course)

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2008 World Amateur Team Championships

Adelaide, Australia

Scotland Wins 2008 World Amateur Team Championship Convincingly

Sweden Wins 2008 Women's World Amateur Team Championship By 12 Strokes

2008 WATC News & Scoring

Men's Results | Women's Results

	Votaw Updates IGF Delegates on Olympic Golf Movement, Garners Support During World Amateur Team Championship
	Turkey Selected To Host World Amateur Team Championships In 2012
		All IGF News

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