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Supported in part by a grant from the The Toro Foundation Topical Areas   Water Management Surface Water Quality Ground Water Protection Water Use and Conservation   Integrated Plant Management   Golf Course Siting, Design and Construction   Wildlife and Habitat Management   Energy and Waste Management   Sitemap

Browse By Search: Advanced Search Topical Areas Item Types Titles Authors Location Golf Course Siting, Design and Construction Irrigating With Effluent Water Author(s):  Scot Sherman; Bobby Weed, ASGCA Timuquana Country club is an example of how golf can help solve some of today's environmental challenges. In this case, the conversion to reclaimed water for irrigating the golf course, and the resulting environmental benefits, was simply the catalyst for the entire renovation project. [Download Now] Size: 48.58Kb Estimated Download Time:  Dial-up (53.3kbps)Cable/DSL (384kbps)Cable/DSL (768kbps)T1 (1.5mbps) Item Format: FILE Bibliography Information: Publisher: American Society of Golf Course Architects Year: 1999 Month: January Volume: 2

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