CRAWFORDVILLE, Fla. (WCTV) - A golf course in Wakulla County recently opened and is now serving as a wastewater site after more than two years of controversy. The Wakulla Sands Golf Club opened ...

The Waste Management Open is a spectacle ... According to the Arizona Department of Water Resources, golf courses account for only three percent of water use in the state’s five Active ...

Suffolk County officials plan to unveil a water reuse proposal Thursday that would allow the county-owned Bergen Point Golf Course to use treated wastewater from a nearby sewage plant for irrigation.

Water reuse here began in 2016 when another Suffolk County-owned golf course, Indian Island, started using treated wastewater from the Riverhead Sewer District. That project has been a success ...

So if it's perfectly safe to consume recycled toilet water, why aren't Americans living in parched Western states drinking ...

Plans will go ahead to deliver recycled water across a 7km pipeline for agricultural use and to water the grass of a golf course ... first-ever Class A recycled wastewater treatment plant ...

“The desert golf courses are actually the most efficient users of water out of necessity ... it has to be desalinated and mixed with reclaimed wastewater. The grass at Yas Links is a special ...

The city has been recycling wastewater for outdoor irrigation for places like golf courses and parks for a while, but this will be the first time the city has added recycled water to its drinking ...

The inaugural Jordan Haynesworth Memorial Golf Tournament took place at Painted Dunes Desert Golf Course ... an El Paso Water employee who died in April while working at a wastewater facility ...

Not just that, all of the water features on the course are treated wastewater. The only hint that’s the case: The slight smell of chlorine. “Everyone can tell it’s a golf course, that’s ...