Grasses That Require Less Water

Two case studies at golf facilities in drought-stricken Texas highlight the value of buffalograss as a low-maintenance turf requiring less water.

For decades, USGA research funding has provided the means for turfgrass scientists to achieve noteworthy accomplishments.

A Kansas State University study explores the minimum amount of water needed for Kentucky bluegrasses to survive while remaining green between irrigation cycles.

Green alternative or niche grass?

Rutgers University scientists examine genetic clues to improve heat and drought tolerance of creeping bentgrass cultivars.

Converting to new turfgrasses is an opportunity to improve fairways at your golf facility and enjoy the benefits for years to come.

Renovating fairways with new turfgrasses elevates playing conditions and creates a more sustainable golf operation.

Improved grasses that require less water.