Sustainable Golf Highlights

Huge insect collection from golf course

Sarfvik Golf, Finland

Oak woodland contains much wildlife

Villa Baro AB, Sweden

Gentian flower fields and more....

Vulpera Golf, Switzerland

Four new ponds around the course

PGA National Czech - Oaks Prague, Czech Republic

Birdhouses attract kestrels to the course

Golfclub De Palingbeek, Flanders

Hives on the course help to maintain fragile ecological balance

Golfclub Capelle, Netherlands

Metro line cutting through course forcing sustainable innovation

Le Golf National, France

Reduced rough maintenance has saved money and fuel whilst boosting biodiversity

Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society Ltd, Scotland

Golf course honey

Kungsbacka Golfklubb, Sweden

Wildflower meadow for pollinators

Harjattula Golf & Country Club, Finland

New wildflower areas are flourishing

Thornbury Golf Centre, England

New bird habitat and nesting areas

PGA National Czech - Oaks Prague, Czech Republic

Partnering up to increase biodiversity on the course

Le Golf National, France

Birds preferred to pesticides

Bernardus, Netherlands

Creation of a protection zone for our Orchids

Golf Du Rhin, France

New nesting box for Kestrels

Golf De Payerne, Switzerland

70,000 bees call Linköpings home

Linköpings Golfklubb, Sweden

Getting junior golfers involved with biodiversity

Buna Vista Golf Sagogn, Switzerland

Four new beehives installed

PGA National Czech - Oaks Prague, Czech Republic

Natural control of the oak processionary

Utrechtse Golfclub Amelisweerd, Netherlands

Maintaining dune grasslands which attract birds and flora

Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club, England

Natural pond area created for endangered amphibians

Ostschweizerischer Golf Club, Switzerland

Ducks get their own clubhouse

Golfclub Lenzerheide, Switzerland

"Osmia niveata" brings biodiversity on the golf course in Appelscha

Golfpark de Hildenberg, Netherlands