Moore Park golf course reduced for public parkland
Moore Park Golf Club in Sydney is being reduced from 18 holes to 12 holes as part of a $50 million state government project to create 20 hectares of public parkland in one of Sydney's most densely populated areas. The 113-year-old golf course has been temporarily reduced to 10 holes during construction, with fences now erected around the affected areas. The golf club and its members strongly oppose the transformation, arguing it will reduce access to the valuable sports facility, while Planning Minister Paul Scully defends the project as necessary to provide outdoor space for residents living…
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