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Golf Facility Checklist Guide Mobile App

Golf courses are outdoor recreational areas where the sport of golf is played. A round of golf consists of playing 18 holes and golf courses, as such, are typically designed with 18 holes. Smaller facilities, commonly called executive courses, may consist of 9 holes that are played twice to complete 18 holes.The Golf Facility Checklist Guide mobile app was developed to help you assess the current conditions at your facility and, when applicable, improve the way your facility operates. This checklist is to be used as a guide. It does not include all applicable legal requirements. Business owners are responsible for obtaining complete information about applicable regulations. The checklist includes questions concerning best management practices (BMPs) that make good business sense and also protect the environment. You may choose to implement some of these BMPs if you are not already using them in day-to-day operations. As this checklist is only a guide, some of the questions may not be applicable to your facility.

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Course Name
Date
Name of Golf Course Employee
Golf Course Employee Signature
This checklist was developed to help you assess the current conditions at your facility and, when...
This checklist is to be used as a guide.
The checklist includes questions concerning best management practices (BMPs) that make good busin...
You may choose to implement some of these BMPs if you are not already using them in day-to-day op...
As this checklist is only a guide, some of the questions may not be applicable to your facility.
Is there proper curbing and sloping of the wash pad to prevent runoff?
Is all the wash water and rinse water directed into the recycle system?
Is the facility graded to prevent wash water, rinse water or stormwater from ponding on site?
Is there sufficient overhang to prevent or minimize the entry of stormwater or rainwater into th...
Is the facility free from odors?
Is the area free from leaks or other signs of water discharging to the ground?
Is all overspray trapped in the wash area?
Is the vehicle placed well within the wash area and away from the edges of the wash pad to preve...
Are all vehicle repairs done away from the wash area to prevent the transport of chemicals in th...
Are all chemicals and other materials stored away from the wash area preventing the transport of...
Is all pre-washing, washing, or rinsing done inside the wash pad?
Are signs posted to discourage the dumping of vehicle fluids (oil, coolant), pesticides, solvent...
Is there a “Do not use engine degreasing solvents in the wash area” sign posted near the drain o...
Is the area kept clean, orderly and safe?
Comments
Are absorbent pads available for use when oily sheen appears?
Is used oil stored properly on an impervious floor?
Are drip pans used to collect used oil?
Are the used oil storage containers covered and properly labeled “USED OIL”?
...and More!