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The document discusses the current state of the golf market, highlighting both positive and negative trends. It notes a slight increase in rounds played at public courses but a decline in private course memberships and rounds. The report emphasizes the challenges faced by private golf facilities, with many operating at a loss and some at risk of closure. Additionally, it touches on the importance of communication with legislators regarding issues affecting golf course management and advocates for responsible turf care practices.

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How much fertilizer does a golf course use?

Nitrogen fertilizers are the primary component of most turfgrass nutrition programs. The average 18-hole golf facility applies approximately 2 pounds of nitrogen/1,000 square feet (97.6 kilograms/hectare) annually (3).

How do they fertilize golf courses?

8 Strategies of Fairway Fertilization for Healthier and Greener Golf Courses Soil Testing and Analysis. Balanced Fertilizer Application. Slow-Release Fertilizers. Seasonal Fertilization Schedule. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Aerification and Soil Aeration. Water Management Practices. Monitoring and Evaluation.

Do golf courses use more pesticides than farms?

The total amount of pesticides applied to golf courses on a national level was estimated as 12.3 million pounds in 1982, compared with agricultural use of 550 million pounds [Balogh and Walker, 19921.

What fertilizer brand do golf courses use?

EarthWorks manufactures granular and liquid organic based, carbon rich fertilizers for golf courses, sports turf, lawns, landscapes, and gardens. Our products have been used throughout the United States and abroad by: Top golf courses.

How many gallons of water does the average golf course use?

Golf courses use a great deal of water for irrigation and other purposes. A typical 150-acre golf course uses approximately 200 million gallons of water a year, enough to supply 1,800 residences with 300 GPD of water.