Golf courses should become more environmentally friendly

by time news

2023-10-27 18:58:52

A golf course is harmoniously embedded in the gentle hills of the Oberallgäu. However, the lush green no longer has anything in common with the rough landscapes of the very first golf courses. Image: Günter Standl/Laif

Golf courses should become environmentally friendly. Andreas Frey is exploring whether this can work at Titisee. The future of popular sports is at stake.

Elitist, wasteful, environmentally harmful – golf is the ideal target for climate activists. Attacks on carefully maintained facilities have been increasing for months. The perpetrators usually arrive at night. They dig up pitches, plant seedlings in the green or pour cement into the holes.

Andreas Frey

Freelance author in science for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung.

In Spain, several facilities were damaged in the summer, and in this country, activists on Sylt and Osnabrück left clear traces of protest – and clear messages on banners. “Your luxury = our water shortage” or “Golf has no place in a world without water”.

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