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Do properly applied chemicals pose a threat to groundwater, lakes or streams?

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Do properly applied chemicals pose a threat to groundwater, lakes or streams?

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No. Studies consistently show that a well-managed golf course can actually improve water quality on and around the facility. Research also shows that when pesticides and fertilizers are used properly, they do not tend to seep into groundwater or run off in surface water. Modern products and practices allow superintendents to manage turfgrass so efficiently that there is little chance of harm to our precious water resources.

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