Valuable and scarce
Limiting water withdrawal, water purity and reducing water consumption are top issues in golf course management.
Golf de Chantilly, France
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Golf de Chantilly, France
Image: Turfrad/Toro
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Golf courses can play a positive role in protecting drinking water. Example: The GC Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the Loisachtal contributes to securing the drinking water needs of the metropolis of Munich.
155.000.000
Liters of water are poured at the world-class Pinehurst No. 2 saved on average by a new greenkeeping concept.
