The contest and purpose of this thesis is to establish citizen awareness on the project for the construction of a golf course in the area of Srđ, to determine the direction of lobbying and under which conditions the local population will accept the construction of a golf course and the potential consequences for biodiversity of the environment. The main hypothesis of the research of golf tourism in the city of Dubrovnik is that it is possible to develop the project in agreement with the needs of the local population. The development and strategies of lobbying are briefly explained in this thesis and derive from the theoretical research from the authors Daniel Guegen and Anthony Nownes. Lobbying campaign "Srđ je naš!" is demonstrated by citizens of Dubrovnik. The influence of activists who oppose the spatial-planning lobbying of the Golf Park Dubrovnik demonstrate a lobby where golf and tourism are just a parade for the crowd of a few. The introduction of the Law on Golf Courts permits the expropriation which constitutes the Government's engagement in the property rights of certain subjects on the basis of their authoritative authority, there by subtracting or limiting those rights in their favor or in favor of another entity. According to the spatial plan, 60 hectares of the total 330 ha, ie 18.18% will be open to citizens for the purposes of sports and other commercial content. The problem of research is media coverage and reports on the "Golf Park Dubrovnik" campaign available on the internet are biased and have low media coverage. The questionnaire survey methodology was used for the purposes of this thesis, accompanied with a request for participation in the survey and a reminder for filling in questionnaires submitted by electronic mail. Research has confirmed that most respondents opposed the construction of a golf course in the area of Srđ because it would endanger the biodiversity of the region. Respondents consider that the investor was wrong in communication with the local population related to the project. The research shows that transparent sale of the public property can cooperate with the local community with the condition of realizing projects that will be useful to citizens.