Stewart Golf has been included inThe Sunday Times 100, the annual list of Britain’s fastest-growing private companies.
Stewart Golf CEO & co-founder Mark Stewart said: “We are thrilled to have been chosen to feature in The Sunday Times 100. We truly believe in the quality and innovation in our machines; we are proud to build them here in Great Britain and export them to all four corners of the world.”
Thanks to its range of luxurious remote controlled and follow golf trolleys, Golf Monthly recently stated that Stewart Golf has ‘become the leader in electric trolley design and functionality’ while Today’s Golfer likened the British manufacturer to Bentley Motors.
Stewart Golf Managing Director & co-founder David Funnell said: “As a manufacturer, growing at speed has meant increasing the workforce by almost three times and space by 50%. This would have been challenging in more stable periods, but to achieve it in these turbulent times is testament to the culture and spirit of our company. Our incredible team has performed tremendously to deliver our exceptional growth.
“As a business we have always tried to be as innovative as possible and challenge the status quo, which is why our
Stewart Golf has been included in The Sunday Times 100, the annual list of Britain’s fastest-growing private companies.
Stewart Golf CEO & co-founder Mark Stewart said: “We are thrilled to have been chosen to feature in The Sunday Times 100. We truly believe in the quality and innovation in our machines; we are proud to build them here in Great Britain and export them to all four corners of the world.”
Thanks to its range of luxurious remote controlled and follow golf trolleys, Golf Monthly recently stated that Stewart Golf has ‘become the leader in electric trolley design and functionality’ while Today’s Golfer likened the British
Stewart Golf has been included in The Sunday Times 100, the annual list of Britain’s fastest-growing private companies.
Stewart Golf CEO & co-founder Mark Stewart said: “We are thrilled to have been chosen to feature in The Sunday Times 100. We truly believe in the quality and innovation in our machines; we are proud to build them here in Great Britain and export them to all four corners of the world.”
products often stand apart from the market. We are excited about the future and continuing our growth even further.”
The article in The Sunday Times reads: “The companies in this list can rightly see themselves as growth heroes. In total the 100 grew revenues by £3.8 billion.”
Notable companies that have previously featured in the list include fitness clothing retailer Gymshark and craft beer company Brewdog, as well as household names such as Carphone Warehouse, Fever-Tree and Innocent Drinks.
The Sunday Times 100 takes the baton from The Sunday Times Fast Track 100 series, which celebrated the country’s leading entrepreneurs for 24 years. The list features profitable companies that are independent, privately-owned and UK headquartered; have sales over £5 million and have four years of accounts.
Stewart Golf Managing Director & co-founder David Funnell said: “As a manufacturer, growing at speed has meant increasing the workforce by almost three times and space by 50%. This would have been challenging in more stable periods, but to achieve it in these turbulent times is testament to the culture and spirit of our company. Our incredible team has performed tremendously to deliver our exceptional growth.
“As a business we have always tried to be as innovative as possible and challenge the status quo, which is why our products often stand apart from the market. We are excited about the future and continuing our growth even further.”
The article in The Sunday Times reads: “The companies in this list can rightly see themselves as growth heroes. In total the 100 grew revenues by £3.8 billion.”
Notable companies that have previously featured in the list include fitness clothing retailer Gymshark and craft beer company Brewdog, as well as household names such as Carphone Warehouse, Fever-Tree and Innocent Drinks.
The Sunday Times 100 takes the baton from The Sunday Times Fast Track 100 series, which celebrated the country’s leading entrepreneurs for 24 years. The list features profitable companies that are independent, privately-owned and UK headquartered; have sales over £5 million and have four years of accounts.
Thanks to its range of luxurious remote controlled and follow golf trolleys, Golf Monthly recently stated that Stewart Golf has ‘become the leader in electric trolley design and functionality’ while Today’s Golfer likened the British manufacturer to Bentley Motors.
Stewart Golf Managing Director & co-founder David Funnell said: “As a manufacturer, growing at speed has meant increasing the workforce by almost three times and space by 50%. This would have been challenging in more stable periods, but to achieve it in these turbulent times is testament to the culture and spirit of our company. Our incredible team has performed tremendously to deliver our exceptional growth.
“As a business we have always tried to be as innovative as possible and challenge the status quo, which is why our products often stand apart from the market. We are excited about the future and continuing our growth even further.”
The article in The Sunday Times reads: “The companies in this list can rightly see themselves as growth heroes. In total the 100 grew revenues by £3.8 billion.”
Notable companies that have previously featured in the list include fitness clothing retailer Gymshark and craft beer company Brewdog, as well as household names such as Carphone Warehouse, Fever-Tree and Innocent Drinks.
The Sunday Times 100 takes the baton from The Sunday Times Fast Track 100 series, which celebrated the country’s leading entrepreneurs for 24 years. The list features profitable companies that are independent, privately-owned and UK headquartered; have sales over £5 million and have four years of accounts.
Stewart Golf has been included in The Sunday Times 100, the annual list of Britain’s fastest-growing private companies.
Stewart Golf CEO & co-founder Mark Stewart said: “We are thrilled to have been chosen to feature in The Sunday Times 100. We truly believe in the quality and innovation in our machines; we are proud to build them here in Great Britain and export them to all four corners of the world.”
Thanks to its range of luxurious remote controlled and follow golf trolleys, Golf Monthly recently stated that Stewart Golf has ‘become the leader in electric trolley design and functionality’ while Today’s Golfer likened the British manufacturer to Bentley Motors.
Stewart Golf Managing Director & co-founder David Funnell said: “As a manufacturer, growing at speed has meant increasing the workforce by almost three times and space by 50%. This would have been challenging in more stable periods, but to achieve it in these turbulent times is testament to the culture and spirit of our company. Our incredible team has performed tremendously to deliver our exceptional growth.
“As a business we have always tried to be as innovative as possible and challenge the status quo, which is why our products often stand apart from the market. We are excited about the future and continuing our growth even further.”
The article in The Sunday Times reads: “The companies in this list can rightly see themselves as growth heroes. In total the 100 grew revenues by £3.8 billion.”
Notable companies that have previously featured in the list include fitness clothing retailer Gymshark and craft beer company Brewdog, as well as household names such as Carphone Warehouse, Fever-Tree and Innocent Drinks.
The Sunday Times 100 takes the baton from The Sunday Times Fast Track 100 series, which celebrated the country’s leading entrepreneurs for 24 years. The list features profitable companies that are independent, privately-owned and UK headquartered; have sales over £5 million and have four years of accounts.