Keyword: Environmentally sensitive golf course design

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Today's golf course designers taking the proactive approach: The result has been the emergence of facilities that are being viewed also as wildlife sanctuaries
 Anonymous. 1994. Golf Market Today. January/February. 34(1): p. 12.
  • Professional
 255242
Environmental Guidelines for Canadian Golf Clubs
 Royal Canadian Golf Association. 1993. Oakville, Ontario: Royal Candian Golf Association. [10] pp.
  • Booklet
 266140
Land for golfing Norton, Pat. 1993. The Grass Roots. May/June. 21(3): p. 39, 41.
  • Newsletter
 28419
Golf course architect plays a balancing act Bocher, Lori Ward. 1993. The Grass Roots. March/April. 21(2): p. 7, 9-10.
  • Newsletter
 27687
Sam Snead teams with Graves on Massachusetts links Anonymous. 1993. Golf Course News. February. 5(2): p. 28.
  • Trade
 47220
Hale Irwin's Southern Woods opens in Florida Anonymous. 1993. Golf Course News. February. 5(2): p. 33.
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 47241
On course with nature Harker, Donald F. 1992. 1992 Environmental Research Summary [USGA]. p. 21.
  • Report
 27781
Environmentalists delay Blue Ridge Anonymous. 1992. Golf Course News. September. 4(9): p. 4.
  • Trade
 48978
Environmental assessments: Law or responsibility? Hawthorne, Martin; Driver, Chris. 1992. Greenkeeper International. August. p. 16-17.
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 207757
Norman brings Mackenzie look to American 18 Anonymous. 1992. Golf Course News. August. 4(8): p. 27.
  • Trade
 49133
Queen's Harbour Yacht & Country Club
 Anonymous. 1992. Golf Development Magazine. August. 1(8): p. 15-18, 20.
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 277435
Jones sees Atlantic Club as a 'model' for environmentally sensitive designs Leslie, Mark. 1992. Golf Course News. June. 4(6): p. 23.
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 48869
Wetlands expert advises: Use common sense Blais, Peter. 1992. Golf Course News. March. 3 [4](3): p. 1, 4.
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 48699
Golf and the environment Sadlon, Nancy P. 1992. Proceedings of the 45th Northwest Turfgrass Conference. February. 45: p. 47-54.
  • Proceedings
 284279
Invite environmental groups into the process Spaeth, C. Grant. 1992. Golf Course News. February. 3 [4](2): p. 14.
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 48476
Ankrom design sensitive to special ecological needs at Habitat in Fla. Anonymous. 1992. Golf Course News. February. 3 [4](2): p. 58.
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 49057
Ecological area throws LA plan into question Anonymous. 1991. Golf Course News. December. 3(12): p. 5.
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 51452
In a water war, golf will come in second: The FGCSA's 1990 Distinguished Service Award winner believes water will determine which golf courses survive Bradshaw, Kit. 1991. The Florida Green. March/April. p. 26, 28, 30.
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Where brown is just beautiful Anonymous. 1991. Greenkeeper International. January/February. p. 6.
  • Professional
 207512
The Ocean Course White, David. 1991. Greenkeeper International. January/February. p. 18-21.
  • Professional
 207518
Following nature's design
 Anonymous. 1990. ProTurf Magazine. Summer. 57: p. 10-12.
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    The Natural Golf Course: The Design, Construction, and Maintenance of Environmentally Sensitive Golf Courses
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    		 Hanse, Gilbert Scott. 1989. M.S. Thesis: Cornell University. [5]; ix ; 186 pp.
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    • Thesis
    		 89972
    Conservation on the golf course
    Access Restrictions    		 Sports Turf Research Institute. 1989. Journal of the Sports Turf Research Institute. 65: p. 172-173.
    • Report
    • Q & A
    		 114434
    Architects' new chief issues call for 5,000 new golf courses
    Access Restrictions    		 Anonymous. 1989. Golf Course Management. June. 57(6): p. 110-112.
    • Professional
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    'One of the greatest unplayed courses in the world': Shinnecock Hills won't go unnoticed this year when it turns on its turns on its turn-of-the-century charm as host to the U.S. Open
    Access Restrictions    		 Smith, Jim. 1986. Golf Course Management. May. 54(5): p. 6-7, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20.
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    		 123669
    Maintaining the competitive edge: A well-known designer with extensive international experience takes time out of a busy schedule to discuss some of the options open to course management in today's changing world
    Access Restrictions    		 Williams, Joanne. 1986. Golf Course Management. January. 54(1): p. 62-63, 66.
    • Professional
    		 123612
    Course construction concepts: The virtue of practices from the past
    Access Restrictions    		 Field, David D. 1985. Golf Course Management. July. 53(7): p. 54, 58, 60, 62, 64.
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    		 123760
    Site of a Senior Classic: At this Nevada course, springtime can spell both snowfall and unseasonable warmth in a single day's time
    Access Restrictions    		 Bond, Marian. 1985. Golf Course Management. May. 53(5): p. 28, 30-32, 34.
    • Professional
    		 123741
    Going "natural"
    Access Restrictions    		 Ault, Edmund B. 1983. Golf Course Management. August. 51(8): p. 59-60.
    • Professional
    		 97445
    The "natural" look: A return to the past Snyder, Jack. 1983. A Patch of Green. May. p. 6, 15-16.
    • Newsletter
    		 288559
    Natural course built in Baja Anonymous. 1976. Golf Business [Golfdom]. September. 51(9): p. 10.
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    		 281305
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