Types of Course Features

Water Conservation Focused Courses:

• These courses implement advanced irrigation systems and practices to minimize water usage. They often use recycled water or have rainwater harvesting systems to maintain the greens.

Wildlife Protection and Habitat Courses:

• Golf courses designed to protect local wildlife habitats and biodiversity. They maintain natural areas within the course and use landscaping that supports native flora and fauna.

Organic Maintenance Courses:

• These courses avoid using chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Instead, they opt for organic methods to maintain the turf, which is safer for the environment and local ecosystems.

Energy Efficient Operations:

• Courses utilizing renewable energy sources like solar or wind power for their operations. This includes clubhouse facilities, electric golf carts, and maintenance equipment.

Eco-Designed Layouts:

• Courses designed with a focus on sustainability, featuring natural landscaping, minimal land alteration, and integration with the surrounding environment to reduce the ecological footprint.

Community-Integrated Courses:

• Golf courses that involve local communities in environmental efforts, promote eco-friendly practices among members, and contribute to local conservation projects.

Certified Sustainable Golf Courses:

• Courses that have received environmental certifications from recognized organizations, affirming their commitment to sustainable practices in golf course management.