IV. The Plan to Meet the University's Facilities Needs C. District Development Plans Golf Course District The Golf Course is located to the west of the campus proper. It is bounded by University Boulevard to the east, Adelphi Road to the southwest, the National Archives building and grounds to the northwest and Metzerott Road and single family residential development to the north. The Golf Course is a major asset for the university. The course and its woodlands are the upland areas of the Campus Creek watershed and, thus, part of the watershed and wildlife corridor of Campus Creek and Paint Branch. Designed as a romantic or English picturesque landscape with rolling hills, specimen trees, and ponds, the Golf Course and new clubhouse are important campus and community amenities as a natural area, an open space, and a recreation area. The Facilities Master Plan retains the essential quality of this district (Figure 16): Maintain the appropriate land for continued use as a golf course, conserve and enhance the natural woodland corridor, and restore Campus Creek and the ponds.

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