The grass on the green of hole 1 Old Course, is growing despite the drop of temperatures of the last days.<\/p>\n
The first tree phase with the planting of pine and cypress trees on the surrounding mounds of the new green has been fulfilled.<\/p>\n
The use of trees on golf courses is a necessary part of the course, for they serve several purposes. They define golf holes, shade, make good safety and noise buffers. They also provide a welcome change in colour (decorative purposes), texture, and height to the landscape (add a third dimension to it).<\/p>\n
Particularly they also support wildlife; thereby tying golf closer to nature, serve as sources of oxygen production.<\/p>\n
The next phase is to plant some flowering trees along the perimeter to promote colourful surroundings on this hole.<\/p>\n
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