Sustainability
Responsible golf in a Mediterranean landscape
Caring for the land that makes the course special.
The beauty of Lo Romero depends on the landscape around it — the pines, the rosemary, the native vegetation, the water features and the open Mediterranean setting. Sustainability is not a separate idea; it is part of how the course is cared for every day.
IN SHORT
Lo Romero Golf approaches sustainability through responsible water use, recycled irrigation water, careful turf and landscape management, and respect for native Mediterranean biodiversity — so that golfers and future generations can continue to enjoy the natural setting.
Water responsibility
A serious approach to water.
Golf in a Mediterranean climate demands care with water. Lo Romero’s current sustainability communication describes the use of recycled water for irrigation and a focus on responsible water management — without overstating technical claims.
Native biodiversity
Preserving a sense of place.
The course sits within a natural setting rich in Mediterranean plant life. Pines, carob trees, low shrub, palms and rosemary are part of the identity of Lo Romero — creating habitat, character and a sense of place that responsible management helps preserve for wildlife and future generations.
Course quality & care
Better care, better golf.
Sustainable golf is never separate from the playing experience. Healthy turf, careful maintenance, efficient irrigation and respect for the surrounding landscape all contribute to a better course and a more authentic round.
A player's role
A responsible course is built by responsible play.
Golfers can support the course by repairing pitch marks, respecting roped or naturalised areas, using bins, following buggy guidance and treating the environment as part of the club experience.
Where formal certifications, water audits or biodiversity programmes exist, they will be added here as verified proof points.
Sustainability · FAQs
Our approach, answered.
Does Lo Romero Golf use recycled water?
Lo Romero’s current sustainability communication states that the course uses recycled water for irrigation, helping to reduce pressure on water resources in a Mediterranean climate.
What does sustainability mean at Lo Romero Golf?
It means responsible water use, careful turf and landscape management, respect for native biodiversity and a commitment to preserving the natural setting for future generations.
How can golfers help protect the course?
Players can repair pitch marks, respect natural areas, follow buggy rules, use bins and treat the course environment with care throughout the round.
See it for yourself
Walk a course
rooted in its land.
Experience the setting first-hand, or talk to the team about our environmental approach.
