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BrightView Golf Maintenance currently engages in the same activity with 27 municipalities maintaining 576 holes of golf in eight states. Municipal partners represent roughly 1/3 of our course portfolio. We are proud of each partnership and address them individually.

With summer upon us, the days are growing longer and for many courses, the golf season is in full swing. Your plans and budgets are in place to help guide your superintendent and maintenance program through the heat of the summer and rest of the year.

Some rare events are exciting, like eclipses, or the annual monarch butterfly migration. Others—like the emergence of the Brood X Cicada—draw a different fascination. Whether the big event has you fascinated or flummoxed, we’ve got all the facts for you here.

Every year, readers of "USA Today" get the chance to voice their opinions during the "USA Today" 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards on topics such as food, lodging, travel gear, destinations, things to do, and much more. The Detroit International Riverfront has become such a welcomed and loved spot that it was just voted the 2021 Best Riverwalk by readers of "USA Today."

Nothing takes away from a beautiful landscape more than weeds. Utilizing the right herbicides at the right time of year can help prevent weeds from germinating and eliminate the ones that do sprout.

A complete agronomic plan has resulted in high-quality course conditions that are driving golfers to Cascata.

With the economic downturn not very far back in the rear view mirror, many club budgets have been reduced, which has led to delays in equipment replacement. It's understandable, but not necessarily smart. Using maintenance equipment beyond its useful life results in inefficiencies, from lower reliability rates to higher repair costs, reduced effectiveness, and often, higher labor costs.

Seeing is believing with BrightView Landscape Development.

BrightView announced the acquisition of WLE LLC, a commercial landscape maintenance and development company headquartered in Austin, Texas.

Here’s why educators across the country are making outdoor classrooms part of their reopening strategy.