Revitalizing Golden Gate Park Golf Course | Episode 22
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This episode features a recording of our Municipal Golf Network Webinar on San Francisco's Golden Gate Park Golf Course.
Opened in 1951, this 9-hole, par 3 golf is coming out of a 6-month temporary closure that will see improved turf conditions, a brand new irrigation system and an expanded practice facility that will increase the course's environmental sustainability while expanding accessibility and inclusion for golfer's of all abilities. Course architect Jay Blasi (Chambers Bay) and other key stakeholders discuss different aspects of the project from design, construction, financing and utilizing public/private partnerships to reach their goals.
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