It also shows where wealth is distributed in the United States. To elaborate upon this, golf is traditionally played by wealthy retired citizens who belong to expensive country clubs. Not every case is like this, but it might suggest the wealth of Americans is concentrated where the gold courses tend to be more common. The lack of presence of golf courses affects a communities' housing values by devaluing the house. With added accommodations, houses become worth more money. If you lack a golf courses, you lack these amenities, therefore decreasing the house and community's value. The environmental imprint is also affected by a lack of golf courses. In some places were green grass is naturally grown, I would argue a golf course doesn't really affect the environment or the community's environmental imprint. In a place where grass is not naturally grown green and wholesome, which happens to be many places, the environmental impact is greater. Golf courses also affect the cultural landscape of a culture. For example, part of the cultural landscape of Scotland are golf courses. Scots popularized golf and it is popular in their culture, so having a golf course can show off their cultural identity and landscape. Lastly the lack of a golf course can both accurately
It also shows where wealth is distributed in the United States. To elaborate upon this, golf is traditionally played by wealthy retired citizens who belong to expensive country clubs. Not every case is like this, but it might suggest the wealth of Americans is concentrated where the gold courses tend to be more common. The lack of presence of golf courses affects a communities' housing values by devaluing the house. With added accommodations, houses become worth more money. If you lack a golf courses, you lack these amenities, therefore decreasing the house and community's value. The environmental imprint is also affected by a lack of golf courses. In some places were green grass is naturally grown, I would argue a golf course doesn't really affect the environment or the community's environmental imprint. In a place where grass is not naturally grown green and wholesome, which happens to be many places, the environmental impact is greater. Golf courses also affect the cultural landscape of a culture. For example, part of the cultural landscape of Scotland are golf courses. Scots popularized golf and it is popular in their culture, so having a golf course can show off their cultural identity and landscape. Lastly the lack of a golf course can both accurately