Based on the World Golf Foundation's "The Golf 20/20 Industry Report for 2002," there were about 15,827 golf courses in the United States as of March 2003. Golf course characteristics information provided by the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (www.gcsaa.org ) indicates that an 18-hole golf facility averages about 150-200 acres of total land, including water bodies, hard structures, and out-of-play areas. A typical urban golf course is only 110-120 acres, and courses in resort areas may be 170-190 acres (G. Lyman, GCSAA; personal communication 11/19/04). found @ http://www.epa.gov/oppefed1/models/water/golf_course_adjustment_factors.htm
As a golf course superintendent who has supervised the construction of golf courses I have recently researched acreage requirement for an 18 hole grass putting course. The common acreage range is from 2 to 4 acres.
it all depends on the course there not all the same. Pros play a course that is usually 6600-7200 yards long. Amateurs and duffers play small courses. the size of a golf course can range from 74 acres for amateurs to 250 acres for professionals a professional golf course is about 170 acres ,some are up to 200 acres
Depends on the type of golf course. A putt-putt course is around 35,000 sq. ft. and a golf course is around 150 acres
so ur not boared and for money
about an acre
The time it takes to build a golf course would depend on the intricacy of the course you are trying to create, however one could create a golf course in a matter of about two years. The reason it takes so long would be due to the time spend designing as well as gathering all the correct permits required to construct one.
He purchased it from golf course entrepreneur William Bone in 1988.
grass sand and waterAnd U forgot to add: lots of $
In which Palm Springs complex would you find the Greg Norman golf course?
not many animals live on a golf course by lots of animals live in a natural ecosystem, so the golf course has less biodiversity
On a golf course.
Depends to what standard.