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Golf course: Playing fields, wildlife sanctuaries or both - PhysOrg.com
| Golf course: Playing fields, wildlife sanctuaries or both PhysOrg.com, VA - "There are more than 17000 golf courses in the United States, and approximately 70 percent of that land is not used for playing, " said Ray Semlitsch, ... |
Local golf courses doing well despite economy - KCBY.com 11
| Local golf courses doing well despite economy KCBY.com 11, OR - Hickox attributes business to the nationally renowned courses that he says compare to those historic courses found in Ireland or Scotland, that are some 200 ... |
Company That Runs Two Lubbock Golf Courses Behind in Payments - KCBD-TV
| Company That Runs Two Lubbock Golf Courses Behind in Payments KCBD-TV, TX - The company that manages two golf courses in Lubbock has been told to find some money or give up the properties. A company called CNL owns Lakeridge Golf ... |
City-Parish Council votes to increase public golf course fees ... - The Daily Advertiser
| City-Parish Council votes to increase public golf course fees ... The Daily Advertiser, LA - The fees at Lafayette's three public golf courses will increase during the next three years, beginning in January. On Tuesday, the Lafayette City-Parish ... Council OKs boost in course green fees Council to vote on golf course increases tonight Extent of Vieux Chenes renovations unknown |
Golfpreserves - a Project for Greener Golf - BunkerShot.com
| Golfpreserves - a Project for Greener Golf BunkerShot.com, TX - The idea behind the project is simple: as an aggregator, Golfpreserves will package the sequestered carbon created by participating golf courses and sell ... |
The fairway to Angkor Wat - Globe and Mail
| The fairway to Angkor Wat Globe and Mail, Canada - That country now has 15 golf courses , with more than 30 under construction. Meanwhile, Thailand has become a regional golf hot spot, with hundreds of ... |
New de-compaction kit for race and golf courses - Horticulture Week
| New de-compaction kit for race and golf courses Horticulture Week, UK - The new Verti-Drain 7621 is aimed at golf -course managers or contractors struggling with compacted surfaces such as fairways. The kit has a working width of ... |
Colonel John Morley selected to receive Old Tom Morris Award - WorldGolf.com
| Colonel John Morley selected to receive Old Tom Morris Award WorldGolf.com, AZ - Morley learned about greenkeeping by visiting golf courses around the region and attending several of the early USGA Green Section meetings. ... |
The Algarve: Europe's best value is irresistible for many reasons - PGA Tour
| The Algarve: Europe's best value is irresistible for many reasons PGA Tour, FL - ... so it should be no surprise to learn that The Algarve is also home to one of the finest collections of top quality golf courses to be found anywhere. ... Scratch golfer or beginner, The Algarve caters in style |
Cambodia's golf plans now face financial hurdles - AFP
| AFP | Cambodia's golf plans now face financial hurdles AFP - "We are developing more golf courses in order to attract more tourists to visit the country, " says Minister of Tourism Thong Khon. ... |
SportsBiz: Golf industry gets hit hard (MSNBC)
The economic meltdown is hitting the golf industry hard. More courses are scheduled to close in the U.S. this year (nearly 100) than the 80 expected to open.
Golf course: Playing fields, wildlife sanctuaries or both (EurekAlert!)
( University of Missouri-Columbia ) Semlitsch and Mark Mackey, a graduate student at MU, are examining the effect of golf courses on salamander populations. Working with 10 golf courses in North Carolina, Semlitsch and Mackey are measuring stream salamanders' abundance and diversity in order to make biologically relevant management suggestions for golf course superintendents. The researchers are ...
Golf notes (Sonoma Index-Tribune)
We are lucky enough in the Bay Area to have some excellent golf courses on which to play. Some have hosted major championships, such as the Olympic Club, which held the United States Open four times, while others claim to fame would be hosting a local fundraiser.
Nedbank Golf Challenge (iseekgolf.com)
The Gary Player Country Club is a golf club in Sun City, South Africa, and is home to one of the world's longest golf courses - approximately 8,000 metres. The club is open 6 days a week taking Mondays off for maintenance work.
Historic Valley golf course ready to open after renovations (ABC 15 Phoenix)
Golfers in the Valley will soon be able to play one of the oldest and most popular courses once again. Papago Golf Course, located at 5595 E Moreland Street, near 52nd Street and McDowell Road, closed to the public last April for massive renovations.
Could we go green at golf courses? (Hot Springs Village Voice)
I have played at Cortez Golf Course three or four times this fall. The club house, restaurant, and men's rest room all look great. The last time I was there, I noticed the new lighting. Why are we still using highenergy bulbs?
Allegheny County Drink Tax Cut; Wave Pool, Golf Increase Sought (WTAE-TV Pittsburgh)
The Allegheny County Council approves a reduction of the controversial tax on poured alcoholic drinks, but fees for county wave pools and county golf courses will likely increase.
Public golf courses get defibrillators (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Marty Storch was a child in the late 1960s playing the Shawnee Golf Course with his father one day when an elderly man died on the course.
Golf course: Playing fields, wildlife sanctuaries or both (PhysOrg)
"FORE"...Though they may not help improve a person's golf game, stream salamanders might change the way golfers think about the local country club in the near future, following a new University of Missouri study.
Golf industry in trouble as economy worsens (KOAA-TV Colorado Springs - Pueblo)
Behold the golf course. Graced with rolling fairways, pristine greens, ancient oaks and other natural fanfare, it presents a striking picture. But as beautiful as a golf course may be, its looks belie the trouble besetting the industry that created it.
Course clear for £50m golf hotel
A £50m proposal to create a five-star hotel at a golf course in the Borders is recommended for approval.
Sweden in stunning World Cup win
Robert Karlsson and Henrik Stenson shoot a final round of 63 to win the World Cup in China.
Swans die in 'malicious' attacks
A fourth swan is fatally injured after a series of attacks in Derbyshire.
Superb Spain take World Cup lead
Spanish duo Miguel Angel Jimenez and Pablo Larrazabal move into a four-shot lead at the World Cup.
17-hole fear over at golf course
Developers withdraw plans for homes that could have affected one of Wales' oldest golf courses.
The inquest that may never be
Why a woman whose son was killed by armed police hopes a move in Parliament may lead to answers.
McIlroy in line for Masters debut
Rory McIlroy is on course for a Masters debut in April despite missing out a maiden European Tour win in Hong Kong.
The party may be over in Singapore
As financial jobs are cut in Singapore, service providers are likely to be hit too.
Woman rescued on freezing course
A woman is rescued in Norfolk after she was found wandering on a golf course in freezing conditions.
Sorenstam says farewell to Tour
Annika Sorenstam ends her LPGA Tour career after missing the cut in Florida.
Fisher moves up Hong Kong field
Oliver Fisher and Oliver Wilson are among the leaders in Hong Kong, where 14-year-old Jason Hak becomes the youngest player to make the cut at a European Tour event.
Council gets new chief executive
Aberdeenshire Council appoints internal candidate Colin Mackenzie as its new chief executive.
Faldo ready for rare appearance
Nick Faldo will compete in his first European Tour event for more than a year at the Hong Kong Open on Thursday.
Witch-hunt claim councillor quits
A councillor who opposed Donald Trump's golf resort resigns from her party, claiming a & #34;witch-hunt & #34;.
Monty to keep major hopes alive
Colin Montgomerie says he will play on for another seven years in the belief he can still compete at the top level.
Hoey and Caldwell win Tour Cards
Michael Hoey and Jonathan Caldwell both claim European Tour cards but Michael McGeady misses out by one shot.
Ulster pair well placed for cards
Jonathan Caldwell and Michael Hoey are closing in on European Tour cards with just one round of the Tour School remaining in Spain.
Tee off for loch-side golf course
Controversial plans to build a new 18-hole gold course at Loch Lomond are approved.
Tour School trio still on course
Jonathan Caldwell, Michael Hoey and Michael McGeady all remain on course to claim European Tour cards next season.
Caldwell leads Tour School trio
Jonathan Caldwell, Michael Hoey and Michael McGeady all remain on course to claim European Tour cards next season.