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Italian Golfer Guido Migliozzi Explains What the UAE Does Right for Golf

Building a Sustainable Sporting Culture

 

 

The UAE has officially become a major hub for international professional golf. Italian golfer Guido Migliozzi, who now calls Dubai home, praises the national strategy. He believes the success goes well beyond hosting big tournaments and star players. "The UAE has made golf accessible and put it on the international map," he said. They invested heavily in world-class courses and top-tier training facilities. They also bring major tournaments and elite global players directly to the region. UAE golf fans gain incredible opportunities to see the sport’s leading names compete. However, Migliozzi believes efforts extending beyond those major events are equally important.

Focusing on Long-Term Participation

He appreciates that regional authorities look at the sport from a long-term perspective. There is a real effort to grow grassroots participation locally. They want to introduce younger people to the game consistently. This makes golf a permanent part of the wider UAE sporting culture. Migliozzi also discussed his own ambitions at the highest level of the game. His first professional victory on the European Tour in 2019 remains deeply important. The pressure was high, but he pushed on to win by one shot. He finished fourth at the US Open in 2021 during his first Major appearance.

Chasing Trophies and Consistency

Despite that early success, he maintains a real hunger for more progress. "There’s always unfinished business when it comes to the Majors," he stated. Trophies remain his ultimate target, though a golfer’s motivation must evolve with form. He understands that the journey in elite sports is not always direct. Migliozzi also spoke about his partnership with Omega and the parallels with watchmaking. Both fields require consistent precision over a long period under intense pressure. He wants the next five years of his career to focus on enjoying the game. Discover the world-class sporting events hosted across the Emirates. Read more exclusive athletic interviews today at The WAU.

Author: Kriti Vaid   

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