Reading The Green Newsletter
Welcome to Reading the Green, the monthly "quick hit," golf related brief that focuses on improving the viability of Municipally owned golf facilities through the latest trends, creative uses for golf courses, and recent developments in resource management.
The purpose of our communication is to afford you an informed perspective in the areas of Industry Trends, Creative Usage for Golf Facilities, and Resource Management. Municipalities looking to make their courses more viable through facility assessments, master planning, renovation projects, and irrigation improvements have found our perspectives helpful.
"The purpose of this paper is to identify how to approach Municipal golf differently."
The purpose of our communication is to afford you an informed perspective in the areas of Industry Trends, Creative Usage for Golf Facilities, and Resource Management. Cities, counties, and park districts that are looking to make their courses more viable through master planning, renovation projects, and irrigation improvements have found our perspectives helpful.
Rockwind Community Links makes Golf Digest's coveted "Best New Courses 2015"
Older golf course irrigation systems are an obvious concern for course operators. Using more water than necessary, especially in areas where droughts are increasing, is wasteful and expensive. Most operators realize that something needs to be done, but the lack of viable options is a common problem. How can you shore up usage without spending the $2,000,000+ it may cost to replace an entire 18 hole irrigation system?
