Golf is on course for good times
Language: English Series: European ; 2/5 September 1993, 39(1)Publication details: 1993Subject(s): Summary: The construction of golf courses throughout Europe has seen a boom over the past ten years, the pastime is enjoying popularity with 2% of Europeans playing it. The development of new courses has slowed down in some countries due to environmental concerns and the risk of overdevelopment. The sport looks set to continue as a major attraction and development is likely to increase in a number of European countries.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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The construction of golf courses throughout Europe has seen a boom over the past ten years, the pastime is enjoying popularity with 2% of Europeans playing it. The development of new courses has slowed down in some countries due to environmental concerns and the risk of overdevelopment. The sport looks set to continue as a major attraction and development is likely to increase in a number of European countries.