Multiple Golf Courses Undergoing Major Upgrades Across U.S. and Europe

Several notable golf courses across the U.S. and Europe are undergoing significant renovations and upgrades aimed at improving playability and sustainability. France's Golf de Moliets is embarking on a 15-year, €8 million investment plan to enhance its facilities, including practice areas and a new clubhouse, as part of the Resonance Golf Collection. In Myrtle Beach, Whispering Pines Golf Course is closed until September 1 for reseeding with drought-tolerant grasses like Bimini Bermuda, improving durability and environmental sustainability. Lara Golf Course is receiving $3.4 million in upgrades focused on water security and infrastructure, with phased closures planned to minimize disruption. Baltusrol Golf Club in New Jersey has completed a $23 million restoration to revive its historic Upper Course, expanding greens and bunkers while preserving its championship legacy. Lastly, California's SilverRock Resort is replacing its turf with Latitude 36 Bermuda grass to enhance drought tolerance and maintenance, closing the front nine for summer renovations with plans to work on the back nine in 2026.