Showing posts with label Tiger Woods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tiger Woods. Show all posts
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Although I'd like to see a little more buffer-zones, bird houses and compost piles on the courses in Tiger Woods PGA 10, I was impressed by the "Real Time Weather Conditions" courtesy of the Weather Channel built into the game, very cool.
Tiger Woods PGA 10 - Live Weather Conditions
Although I'd like to see a little more buffer-zones, bird houses and compost piles on the courses in Tiger Woods PGA 10, I was impressed by the "Real Time Weather Conditions" courtesy of the Weather Channel built into the game, very cool.
Monday, October 6, 2008
A great discussion if you get the chance, find it here.
"Is Tiger Woods bad for the environment"
A great discussion if you get the chance, find it here.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Theres a lot of talk about Dubai in the world of golf. Recently the city held the Dubai Desert Classic, won by Tiger Woods for the second time, and it has been named the home to the European Tours Dubai World Championship, with $10 Million purse.
Dubai is known for its excessive developments, some of which are using green technologies. The golf industry is no exception, as all the courses are using effluent sourced water for irrigation, mostly due to scarcity of freshwater. Although this is very resource intensive, it's good to see alternative uses for waste water.
Golf development has increased considerably, ten years ago there was only two courses, now there's ten. There are quite a few more on the way to, like the Legends Course which will comprise of the worlds top nine holes, all within a massive $17.7 Billion project called Dubialand.
I suspect the course will look something like this:
http://robots.cnnsi.com/2005/writers/scott_wraight/03/08/wraight.front9.031005/
Dubai is known for its excessive developments, some of which are using green technologies. The golf industry is no exception, as all the courses are using effluent sourced water for irrigation, mostly due to scarcity of freshwater. Although this is very resource intensive, it's good to see alternative uses for waste water.
Golf development has increased considerably, ten years ago there was only two courses, now there's ten. There are quite a few more on the way to, like the Legends Course which will comprise of the worlds top nine holes, all within a massive $17.7 Billion project called Dubialand.
I suspect the course will look something like this:
http://robots.cnnsi.com/2005/writers/scott_wraight/03/08/wraight.front9.031005/
Golf in Dubai
Theres a lot of talk about Dubai in the world of golf. Recently the city held the Dubai Desert Classic, won by Tiger Woods for the second time, and it has been named the home to the European Tours Dubai World Championship, with $10 Million purse.
Dubai is known for its excessive developments, some of which are using green technologies. The golf industry is no exception, as all the courses are using effluent sourced water for irrigation, mostly due to scarcity of freshwater. Although this is very resource intensive, it's good to see alternative uses for waste water.
Golf development has increased considerably, ten years ago there was only two courses, now there's ten. There are quite a few more on the way to, like the Legends Course which will comprise of the worlds top nine holes, all within a massive $17.7 Billion project called Dubialand.
I suspect the course will look something like this:
http://robots.cnnsi.com/2005/writers/scott_wraight/03/08/wraight.front9.031005/
Dubai is known for its excessive developments, some of which are using green technologies. The golf industry is no exception, as all the courses are using effluent sourced water for irrigation, mostly due to scarcity of freshwater. Although this is very resource intensive, it's good to see alternative uses for waste water.
Golf development has increased considerably, ten years ago there was only two courses, now there's ten. There are quite a few more on the way to, like the Legends Course which will comprise of the worlds top nine holes, all within a massive $17.7 Billion project called Dubialand.
I suspect the course will look something like this:
http://robots.cnnsi.com/2005/writers/scott_wraight/03/08/wraight.front9.031005/
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