alt Hacker News"Really, golf courses are taxed much lower usually, as they go as green open spaces (similar to protected forest areas"
That does not seem allright. A forest has lot's of ecodiversity, but a low cut golf course?
But sure, it is still green and somewhat alive.
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deepsun • yesterday at 6:27 PM
Yep, and I would not say they are "open spaces" if the owners yell at you for stepping on it.
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Golf courses are often full of exclusively native foliage, often protected areas, and wetland areas. With much more ecodiversity support than neighboring businesses, residential areas, and even parks.