Golf Australia
releases
Carbon Tax
study for
clubs
Golf Australia, in cooperation with Golf
Management Australia and the Australian
Golf Course Superintendents’ Association,
recently commissioned a study into the
economic impacts of the incoming Carbon
Tax on Australian golf clubs and the wider
industry.
As regular and often considerable consumers of electricity, petrol and diesel in
daily operations, the tax has the potential
to have a visible impact on golf clubs with
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their energy bills.
The prospective modelling gives golf clubs
approximate differences to their energy
costs once the tax is enacted.
As one of the first sports to provide this
information to its industry, Golf Australia
is committed to assisting clubs with information for their current and future
planning.
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Clubs with queries relating
to the report are welcome to
contact Golf Australia’s Head
Office on +61 3 9626 5000