At Mid Life Golf, we don’t write for turfgrass scientists or industry insiders (though we welcome them). We write for the guys who lace up their shoes before sunrise, sling their bag over a creaky shoulder, and walk down the fairway for reasons that go well beyond score.
In our latest piece, we explore a simple but often overlooked question:
What does sustainable golf actually mean—for the everyday golfer?
The article isn’t about pointing fingers or pushing politics. It’s about inviting a thoughtful look at the places we play. It weaves together elements like wildflower pollinator zones, quiet autonomous mowers, smarter water use, and how small choices—like walking instead of riding—can help protect the soul of the game.
Because sustainability in golf isn’t just a superintendent’s problem.
It’s a community invitation.
Read the full piece here: Sustainable Golf
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