Native Plant Selection for Out-of-Play Areas of South Carolina Golf Courses

Authors

Payton DavisFollow
Dara Park, Clemson University

Student Author Information

Payton Davis- CAFLS Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences Graduate Student

Clemson Extension Program Team

Horticulture

Publication Date

Summer 6-28-2022

Publication Number

LGP 1147

Summary

This article provides superintendents, golf course designers, landscapers, and groundkeepers with an understanding of common South Carolina native plants and considerations for incorporating native plants into out-of-play areas of a golf course. The information, figures, and charts included can be used as a guide to determine which plants are native to a select region and which plants are best suited for the golf course based on the plant’s characteristics, growing requirements, and size.

Publisher

Land-Grant Press by Clemson Extension

Publisher City

Clemson, SC

Target Audiences

Superintendents, golf course designers, landscapers, groundkeepers, turf students

Recommended Citation

Davis P, Park D. Native Plant Selection for Out-of-Play Areas of South Carolina Golf Courses. Clemson (SC): Clemson Cooperative Extension, Land-Grant Press by Clemson Extension; 2022 Jun. LGP 1147. https://lgpress.clemson.edu/publication/native-plant-selection-for-out-of-play-areas-of-south-carolina-golf-courses/.