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Turf and Vegetation Management Plan
It is recognised that the assessment is of a golf course, and the course managers are committed
to maintaining the high standards expected. It would be incorrect to assume that no vegetation
management will occur, as addressing hazards on the course is an integral part of the overall
course management strategy. Managing vegetation within the golf course is required to ensure
balanced aesthetics, playability, ecological outcomes and most importantly safety.
The submitted Noosa Springs Golf and SPA Resort Turf Management Plan has addressed the
following areas:
• Nutrition (Greens)
• Irrigation suitability testing
• Irrigation Systems (Cirrus)
• Herbicides
• Fungicides
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Document Set ID: 23536135
Version: 4, Version Date: 18/02/2025
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Turf and Vegetation Management Plan
It is recognised that the assessment is of a golf course, and the course managers are committed
to maintaining the high standards expected. It would be incorrect to assume that no vegetation
management will occur, as addressing hazards on the course is an integral part of the overall
course management strategy. Managing vegetation within the golf course is required to ensure
balanced aesthetics, playability, ecological outcomes and most importantly safety.
The submitted Noosa Springs Golf and SPA Resort Turf Management Plan has addressed the
following areas:
Nutrition (Greens)
Irrigation suitability testing
Irrigation Systems (Cirrus)
Herbicides
Fungicides
Page 4 of 8
Document Set ID: 23536135
Version: 4, Version Date: 18/02/2025
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