GOLF & THE ENVIRONMENT
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How Green Is Golf?
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By John Barton
Illustration: Christoph Niemann May 2008 - We talked to seven leading thinkers at the intersection of golf and the environment.
- Introduction: How Green is Golf?
- The Course Architect: Mike Hurdzan
- The Activist: Jay Feldman
- The Course Superintendent: Jeff Carlson
- The Regulator: Robert Wood
- The Advocate: Ronald G. Dodson
- The Grass Expert: James T. Snow
- The Environmentalist: Brent Blackwelder
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The Research Says ...
- Prepared by: The Research Resource Center of Golf Digest Publications May 2008
- Want to know what America thinks about golf? After conducting attitude surveys in 1994 and 2002, in late 2007 Golf Digest did two pieces of research, one with a sample of 350 golfers, and another with a sample of 650 golfers and nongolfers. The surveys were carried out via 12-minute telephone interviews -- 1,000 of them in all.
- View the complete survey results (PDF)
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Global Warming
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By Mike Stachura
Map By L-Dopa
Map source: Weiss and Overpeck/University of Arizona - There are more than a thousand golf courses in the United States that can be considered "coastal." More than half of them could be gone by the end of this century because of global warming.
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- View a list of courses in jeopardy (PDF)
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A Call To Action
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By John Barton
Illustration: Christoph Niemann - You can do plenty of things to make a difference. Here's what you can do to help.
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Golf Digest Changes Its View On Conditioning
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By the Editors
Illustration: Christoph Niemann - To do our part, Golf Digest has redefined the Conditioning category used in our various course rankings.
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