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Golf Course Siting, Design and Construction
Description: Environmental compatibility is a priority during golf course siting, design, and construction activities.
 
Items
Best Management Practices (BMP) - Expert Documents (How to)
 Best Management Practices and Guidelines for the Development and Reveiw of Golf Course Proposals
 Design Guidelines for Golf Courses
BMP - State and local guidelines
 Best Management Practices for Michigan Watersheds
 Best Management Practices for the Enhancement of Environmental Quality on Florida Golf Courses
BMP - Written Plans
 Stone Mountain Golf Club's Water Conservation Plan and BMPs
Books
 Best Management Practices for Florida Golf Course (view a selection from this publication)
 Best Management Practices for Golf Course Development and Operation (View an excerpt of this book)
Case Studies
 A Comprehensive Report from Sunnyvale Golf Course on Their Transition from Gas to Electric Golf Cars
 A Stream Restoration Project for the Salmon River
 Achieving Audubon Gold Signature and LEED “Green Building” Certifications
 Alternative Energy and Conservation at The Island Golf Club
 An Environmental Demonstration Project
 Brownfield Case Study: Harborside International Golf Links, Chicago, Illnois
 Brownfield Case Study: Industry Hills Sheraton Resort, City of Industry, California
 Brownfield Case Study: Mountain Gate Country Club, Los Angles, California
 Brownfield Case Study: The Links at Spanish Bay, Del Monte Forest, California
 Brownfield Case Study: The Phoenix Golf Links, Columbus, Ohio
 Camp Creek Golf Club Pesticide Storage and Mix/Load Center
 Collaborating Golf Course Environmental Stewardship to Ensure a Healthy Watershed
 Conserving Water by Converting to a Desert Garden
 Cranberry Highlands an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary
 Designing for Sensitive Habitat
 Developing the Infrastructure for Reclaimed Water at Sand Creek Station
 Discovering an Old Masterpiece Askernish Golf Course
 Eastmoreland Golf Course and the Johnson Creek Watershed Council - Cooperative Problem Solving
 Efficient Water Mangement and Environmental Stewardship at Newport Dunes
 Environmental Management System Development and Implementation at a Municipal Golf Course
 Environmental Stewardship at Crystal Mountain Resort and Spa
 Environmental Stewardship at The Birmingham Country Club via the MTESP
 Environmental Stewardship on Historic Property
 Equipment Wash Rack Upgrade
 Filtering Rinse Water Using Plants
 Geothermal Energy Conversion
 Going Native
 Golf Course Design and Construction Can Improve Habitat
 Golf Course Response to Drought Induced Water Budgets
 Green Roof Evaluation at Shadow Wood Preserve
 Improved Playability and Wetland Mitigation at The Legacy Courses at Craguns
 Improving Drainage and Water Quality at Aurora Country Club
 Integrating a Conservation Plan
 Irrigating With Effluent Water
 Irrigation System Upgrade
 LEED Certification for Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis
 Little Deschutes River Restoration and Fish Habitat Enhancement at Crosswater
 Native Grass Restoration
 On Course with Environmental Education
 Partnering to Restore Spring Creek
 Permitting a 10-Mile Coastal Site
 Pond Improvements Provide Better Water Quality and Habitat for Aquatic Life
 Preserving a Sensitive Environment
 Protecting Water Quality
 Reclaimed Water Use at The Heritage at Westmoor Golf Course
 Reclaiming Degraded Property
 Recycled Water Project with Aquatic Restoration and Treatment Wetlands
 Rehoboth Beach Country Club's Golf Course Wash Pad
 Renovation Projects Can Create Opportunities for Environmental Stewardship
 Reuse of Problem-Laden Landfill
 Rhode Island Country Club Golf Course Improvements and Ecological Restoration
 Sensitive Design and Shoreline Protection
 Shadow Wood Preserve's Impervious Pavement Study
 Springfield Country Club River Restoration Project
 Stormwater Management at The TPC San Francisco Bay at Stonebrae
 Stormwater Retention for Irrigation Purposes
 Taking a Team Approach
 The Benefits of a Chemical Mixing System
 The First Green Links As Labs Program
 The Safe Harbor Program – Pinehurst: an Example of Golf and Wildlife Management
 Three Crowns Golf Club From Oil Refinery to Golf Course
 Transforming a Superfund Site
 Tree Conservation; A Grand Experience
 U.S. Air Force Golf Course Environmental Management Program (GEM) at Randolph Oaks Golf Course
 Using Partnerships for a Successful Trout Stream Restoration
 Water Conservation and Reduced Inputs at Stone Creek Golf Club
 Water Conservation at The Rim Golf Club
 Water Conservation in Response to Drought Has Many Positive Benefits
 Water Conservation Means Good Economics for Golf Course Operations
 Water Conservation, Environmental Stewardship and Outreach Efforts at Little River Inn
 Water Quality Protection at The Rock Golf Club
 What Color is Your Dipstick? An innovative approach to equipment fluid management and recycling.
 Working With Regulatory Agencies
Educational Opportunities
 Applied Turfgrass Physiology
 Remodeling 101: Why Remodel? Examining and Evaluating Your Facility
 Remodeling 201: Preparing, Packaging and Implementing a Renovation Project
Technical Information
 Best Management Practices for Golf Course Maintenance Departments
 BMPs and IPM Strategies for Protection of Natural Resources on Golf Course Watersheds
 Checklist for the Development of a Golf Course
 Environmental Performance Audit to Help Club Managers
 Environmental Principles for Golf Courses in the United States
 Environmental Siting Guide for Golf Course Development
 Golf's Most Difficult "Water Hazard"
 Making Room for Native Pollinators How to Create Habitat for Pollinator Insects on Golf Courses
 Pollinator Information from The Xerces Society
 Reviewing Golf Course Proposals: Materials for Local Officials
 Routing Course to Natural Topography
 Solving Storm Water Challenges
 The Golf Course Remodeling Process Questions & Answers
 
 

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