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An environmental group invoked the Endangered Species Act in a federal lawsuit that attempted to close Sharp Park GC in San Francisco. If the effort had been successful, “it would have affected thousands of golf courses around the country,” according to Craig Kessler, the SCGA’s director of governmental affairs. After…
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Located in an arid region, U.S. Open qualifying site Barona Creek Golf Club offers a sustainable model for reduced water use By Pat Gross, USGA On May 6, competitors in the U.S. Open local qualifier at Barona Creek Golf Club in Lakeside, Calif., will encounter a beautiful, challenging course as…
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“The golf industry adds $13 billion to the California economy, provides jobs for thousands, charity to many, and outdoor recreation for persons of all ages,” – California State Senator Steve Knight (Santa Clarita). Last Thursday at Del Paso CC in Sacramento the unified California golf industry released findings from The…
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The subtle smell of french fries permeates the air around North Ranch Country Club. The smell doesn’t come from the club’s kitchen, but rather from some of the tractors and other machinery being used to take care of the Thousand Oaks-based golf course and its surroundings. Wanting to do its…
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Death Valley, the sunniest place in the United States, has long been known for its natural extremities and beautifully stark surroundings. Now, its resort is utilizing the sun to create power in the country’s largest project of its kind. Furnace Creek Inn and Ranch Resort, located in Death Valley National…
