According to the United States Golf Association:
1: Reducing Irrigated Turf Acreage
Replacing turf in out-of-play areas with native plants and grasses can save water and allow more resources to be focused on the primary playing areas
2: Irrigation System Upgrade
Updated irrigation systems with improved coverage, individual head control and sensor technology can improve playing conditions and save water.
3: Improving Drainage
Good drainage is essential for quality playing conditions and healthy turf. Addressing drainage issues is an important part of many golf course renovations.
4: Tree Removal
Trees can grow in size and number on golf courses over time, so that they reduce line of sight and hinder playability. Your next renovation may need to consider removing trees to improve turf health, golfer enjoyment and pace of play.
5: Switching Turfs
Converting playing areas to improved turfgrass varieties can enhance playing conditions and reduce resource consumption.
If you are currently looking for a golf architect to help remodel or renovate a golf course that achieves a standard of excellence, choose Jeffrey D. Brauer. He helps all of his clients develop a comprehensive plan of action. Identifying what areas of your course are falling short, which practices for maintenance are inefficient, and how to increase your profits and attract new players to your course can make the difference between an average course design and a truly excellent one.
Jeffrey D. Brauer/GolfScapes, Inc.
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