For your well question, yes. Very common in rural areas for each house to have their own well and septic. Many golf courses are also located rurally, often with a more well off neighbourhood being developed neaby the course. The golf course may also have a well for irrigation. Poorly maintained and illegally drilled wells may not be sealed effectively and could allow contaminated surface runoff to enter the aquifer faster.
For your well question, yes. Very common in rural areas for each house to have their own well and septic. Many golf courses are also located rurally, often with a more well off neighbourhood being developed neaby the course. The golf course may also have a well for irrigation. Poorly maintained and illegally drilled wells may not be sealed effectively and could allow contaminated surface runoff to enter the aquifer faster.