Bloomfield’s Golf Course as a Public Asset
By Bradley Klein & Dennis Petruzzelli, CGCS

This PowerPoint presentation shows how the 200 acres of the town’s golf course are an ecologically sustainable natural asset in terms of open space, habitat and plant diversity. Widespread benefits accrue to all town residents, regardless of whether they play golf.

Bradley S. Klein is a longtime town resident and nationally recognized golf course journalist and consultant who has written a dozen books on golf design. He is also chair of the town’s Golf Committee.

Dennis Petruzzelli is a veteran golf superintendent and director of maintenance for Wintonbury Hills GC.

Co-sponsored by: Bloomfield Parks, Recreation and Leisure Services