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Imagine having a perfect, kelly-green lawn that requires no water and no mowing, or maybe a putting green in a corner of the yard that can’t grow grass. Maintenance-free and, in particular, water-free landscaping is not just the wave of the future, it’s a necessity now, and Back Nine Greens…
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You could say that Barona Creek Golf Club has already done its part in being environmentally aware—it is, after all, one of only a handful of golf courses that has earned Bronze Signature Sanctuary Certification from Audubon International. The 7,448-yard San Diego golf course, owned and operated by the Barona…
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When it opened 12 years ago, Desert Willow Golf Resort was the result of years of intricate planning and attention to detail by the City of Palm Desert. Putting its name on the map as one of the finest municipal facilities in California, let alone Coachella Valley, Desert Willow’s consciousness…
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Golf courses across the Southland are more than ever instituting plans that promote sustainability, decrease maintenance and give a renewed sense of helping the environment. The Resort at Pelican Hill’s water management plan began even before its two 18-hole courses were remodeled nearly three years ago, which gave the club…
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Prudent Use of Water Resources Still Vital for Golf Courses From the July/August Issue of FORE Magazine By Jason Deegan Google alerts about news media stories on water conservation barely trickle into Mike Huck’s in box anymore. Not so long ago, the flow was torrential. Now that California’s drought has…
