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Where the salmon are safe and the golf is good

August 20, 2012 By Bart Potter 1 Comment

  SHELTON, Wash. – A golf round, almost by definition, is a walk in fields of green grass, through wildlife habitat, alongside rivers, lakes, ponds or seas. If it sounds pristine, it pretty much is. There remain disbelievers -- those who think the beauty and unstinting green must have … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Road Holes, The Green Game, UncategorizedTagged With: ecology, environmental philosophy, Gene Bates, Golf, golf economy, green, Salish Cliffs, salmon, Salmon Safe

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