Water Security - Is perhaps the single greatest challenge to your clubs' future growth
Water Security ‑ Is perhaps the single greatest challenge to your club's future growth
For some golf clubs too much and too dirty water are as big a challenge as too little i.e. drought. Threats to your club's water security come from many quarters; new environmental legislation, growing population, increasing demand for water to grow food, industry, and to produce our energy. Throw in the unpredictable risks of climate change and tighter environmental requirements ‑ the question is: How will these changes affect your club's business, day‑to‑day operation, customer experience and future growth?
This class offers practical advice on how to identify the environmental sustainability risks your club faces and offers cost effective solutions, to help your club plan for a water poor future.
Learning outcomes
- Recognise the threats to your golf club’s water security from too much, too dirty, as well as too little water i.e. drought and flooding
- Become better equipped to take decisive action in responding to the water resources and environmental threats facing UK golf clubs
- Carry out light touch golf water resources management, drought and water efficiency audits
- Understand the main water security resilience questions a golf club needs to ask in assessing water shortage risks, and options to address any challenges
- State the environmental and business consequences of water shortages for your club and the UK golf sector
- Explain how water resources security underpins your club's day‑to‑day operation, future growth and sustainability
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