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The whole world has been watching what has been happening with Sharp Park GC in San Francisco (click here for background information). Yesterday, golf won another round in the fight. The following article appears courtesy of the San Francisco Chronicle. Mayor Ed Lee vetoes Sharp Park legislation Mayor Ed Lee…
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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…