Why golf courses put sand on greens (and why you might want to sand your own yard) By: Josh Sens 3. To reduce competition. There’s a saying in the industry: You can have turf or you can have trees.

As trees squeeze the lines of play, golf courses can become too challenging for the average golfer. This slows pace of play and makes golf less enjoyable. Courses that provide adequate space between ...

Larchmont Golf Course is still recovering after a severe windstorm destroyed over 165 trees in Missoula ... Wandler told NBC Montana the course doesn't have the equipment to plant the trees, ...

When the course famously tried to “Tiger-proof” in the early 2000s, part of their strategy was to plant trees to prevent Woods from going driver-wedge into the par-5s, especially the 13th.

Construction begins this week on the $16.1 million makeover that aims to bring back the vision of original architect Donald ...

The Forest Hills Neighborhood is replenishing the tree canopy around the Babe Zaharias Golf Course after last year's ...

A dramatic overhaul of Palo Alto’s golf course in the Baylands scored another victory Wednesday night when the city’s planning commissioners gave the project a nod of endorsement despite ...

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — This California city will remove a row of trees blocking a historically African-American neighborhood from a city-owned golf course. At an informal meeting with ...

BURLINGTON, ON, Feb. 29, 2016 /CNW/ - It's early dawn and Brad Bunkowsky, Forests Ontario's newest Green Leader, is already up and ready for the early bird golfers at his family-owned golf course ...

Mia Cortés Castro Photos. Alders Festa, Punzo, Ficklin, and Miller at Thursday's CSEP meeting. Yale plans to cut down roughly 800 trees at the university’s Upper Westville golf course, and plant ...

Workers were seen planting huge trees along the edge of the Trump International Golf Club in Florida Friday to block the view of the course from unwanted eyes. Trump, who has never been one to shy ...

Part of the joy of playing golf at Oregon State University’s Trysting Tree Golf Club As We See It: Cutting cottonwood trees at golf course is catastrophe Skip to main content Skip to main content ...