Future Solar Floating Golf Course in Maldives

Future Solar Floating Golf Course in Maldives

According to the report of Wired magazine, Troon Golf Company, Waterstudio.NL (a company that engages in water work and playbuilding design) and Dutch company Docklands have announced plans to build a floating golf course in the Maldives Islands in the Indian Ocean. The hole will be underwater. Connected by tunnels.

The 18-hole floating golf course sounds similar to the super energy-consuming project on the coast of Dubai, but it does not actually harm the environment. The Maldives is located in the northern part of the equator and has abundant sunshine. The golf course will use solar design and sustainable desalination and water cooling technologies. The course will consist of a series of floating platforms, each with two or three holes, connected to each other through underwater tunnels, and connected to the surrounding holes. The course was designed by Waterstudio.NL, which was hired by Docklands, a company specializing in floating structures. Troon Golf will provide professional advice during the course of the course design.

The Maldives consists of a series of coral reefs, and the highest point of the island chain is not too high 2.3 meters above sea level. Due to climate change and sea level rise, this country will be greatly affected. The President of the Maldives, Mohammed Nasheed, has announced plans to purchase land in other countries and to set up refugees that have been generated after the Maldives flooded. In order to obtain funds, the Maldivian government is looking for ways to increase tourism revenue. Tourism is the country's economic backbone.

The 18-hole floating golf course will be built near Male International Airport. It is a 5-minute drive from the airport and visitors can play on the court while waiting for a flight. The entire project will invest 500 million U.S. dollars and is expected to be completed in 2015.

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