Thriving Wildlife
Almost exclusively found confined to coastal sand dune systems, the Natterjack toad can be found thriving on many links courses.
The collective experience of the practice, having been involved with more than 800
golf courses old and new, has laid down the framework for a modern, professional
and ethical service.
The Hawtree approach is unashamedly rooted in the history and traditions of the
game. Their offices contain an extensive library and golf museum. It is only such
an understanding of the development of
the game and its courses which can allow the balanced perception of views, ideas,
fashions and styles, and the assessment of what is and is
not material to the enjoyment, challenge and surroundings of the player. The integrity
of the site and the original fun and enjoyment of the game are cardinal.
Hawtree calls on the expertise of specialists in many different disciplines. In
addition to employing its own landscape architects and engineers, the practice maintains
a
close network of consultants in civil engineering, agronomy, irrigation, hydro-geology,
architecture, leisure management and computer aided design.
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