Nestled in green lush verdant land, the Beldih Golf Course has embarked on a renovation drive. The Jamshedpur Golf looking after maintenance of nine-hole Beldih Golf Course and 18-hole Golmuri Golf Course has started renovation of the over nine decade old Beldih Golf Course.
The exercise which is estimated at a cost of nearly Rs 2 lakh will be completed in June. Few golf courses in the country have been built on the belief that economic, environmental and social sustainability must be the utmost credence.
It is because of this mission that all Tata companies based in Jamshedpur contributed to the promotion of golf. Officials of the Jamshedpur Golf revealed that three green – an area of very closely trimmed grass will undergo re-plantation in the form of doob grass along with change of top layers of soil.
This apart 10 bunkers (man-made hazards to create obstacles on golf course which is a depression near the green or fairway that is usually filled with sand) will also under re-plantation on its collar (edges) with doob grass and change of sand.
“As per the feedback received from the golfers we have started the renovation exercise and would be completed it before monsoon (mid-June) so that newly planted grass grow naturally in rains,” said an administrative official of Jamshedpur Golf. He further said that such renovation is being carried out at the Beldih Golf course after more than a decade.