The eco-friendly management of our golf clubs

Water management is one of the main challenges facing Resonance golf clubs in terms of ecological transition. We are all aware of the need to preserve this resource. That’s why Resonance Golf Collection has invested heavily in recent years in new watering systems that accurately monitor soil moisture levels and water only the areas that need it, using new-generation independent sprinklers.

Conserving water also means knowing and studying your soil, so that you can use the right grasses for the soil.

Our Resonance golf clubs are veritable green lungs, representing a precious natural habitat for numerous species of flora and fauna. Each of them is committed to preserving the biodiversity that surrounds them. To do this, they take a number of steps to help preserve their ecosystems by creating habitats such as insect hotels, bird boxes and much more.

With the arrival of 0 phytosanitary products by 2025, the controlled use of products is one of the main challenges facing our Resonance golf clubs. However, the transition is well and truly underway, and our golf clubs have already been anticipating this for a number of years, with the use of bio-control, among other things. To adapt to this new management of their land, they are also carrying out other actions, both from a mechanical point of view and by analysing their soils and working on the plants to make them self-sufficient and resistant to disease.

As part of the Golf for Biodiversity programme, the label is a tool that highlights the work carried out by our Resonance golf clubs to protect biodiversity. This programme enables us to carry out a precise inventory of the flora and fauna living on the course and to continue or implement new actions to encourage the colonisation of new species while protecting them from potential predators.

All our Resonance golf clubs are either in the process of obtaining the label or have just obtained it.