Public courses can be more like private clubs in this very important way—and it has nothing to do with clubhouses, service or ...

In the world of an ongoing drought, it is known in golf circles as the new normal. It is the idea that no matter how much it rains in the future, no matter how much water returns to the state in the ...

The Country Club, in Brookline, Mass., host of this week’s U.S. Open, is a rarefied place. But in some respects, it’s also emblematic of golf in New England. Like many courses around the region, it ...

Oakmont Country Club’s $2.3 million turf removal incentive was the largest the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California paid through mid-June, but it wasn’t just its size that was unusual.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... While western water issues have been receiving news coverage for several years, those challenges have recently become common knowledge. Ensuring safe, ...

SANTA FE – Drought conditions and water shortages are having an impact on all sectors of society, including recreational landscape areas. In arid and semi-arid environments across the Southwest, the ...

In the new normal of golf courses, where water savings are paramount and turf is something to be eliminated, Joe Williams sees positives when the turf reduction is done the right way. “The true test ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Aurora will no longer allow “cool-weather” turf grasses to be installed for golf courses or new home developments after the City Council adopted new rules to ...