That is until it hit Enger Park Golf Course, where it was routed through a ditch, warmed in irrigation ponds and squeezed through undersized culverts as it traversed the city-owned golf course. This bridge is one of six newly built to replace culverts at Enger Park Golf Course as part of the Buckingham Creek restoration project. Tim Beaster describes the specific design by which water now flows through Buckingham Creek at Enger Park Golf Course. News FROM 2016: Enger Park Golf Course seeks to end reliance on water from creeks For years, the operators of the Enger Park Golf Course in Duluth have relied heavily on local creeks to water its greens and fairways. More than a thousand new trees were planted at Enger Park Golf Course as part of the Buckingham Creek restoration project.