Gulf Harbour Country Club Faces Fires and Rubbish Problems

Gulf Harbour Country Club is currently plagued by environmental issues affecting its fairways. Fires, rubbish, and roaming dogs have become significant concerns for the golf course.

Once a prominent venue hosting events like the World Cup of Golf and two New Zealand Opens, the course is now in decline. Past champions, including Lydia Ko, have played there, highlighting its former glory.

Residents and visitors are frustrated as these issues impact the golfing experience and the overall appearance of the course. The club is working to address these challenges, but community support is crucial.

Efforts to maintain the property face obstacles due to littering and irresponsible pet ownership. Solving these problems will require a collaborative approach from the club, local authorities, and the surrounding community.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.