According to the National Golf Foundation, there are around 39,000 golf courses located in 209 countries around the world.

The recent Les Mills 2021 Global Fitness Report shows how the world plans to work out post-pandemic, finding that live workouts and "omnichannel fitness" will win big.

PRO Fitness Club in Moosic, Pa., used its mandatory downtime to reinvent itself, creating a new, ultramodern design to rival any upscale spa.

Managing the risks associated with waterparks is essential to success. Learn more about how to ensure you're prepared for any eventuality.

Splash play designers continue to develop ever-more-innovative ways to bring play to everyone. From a better understanding of inclusive design to smart strategies for updating existing parks or making use of smaller spaces and off-hours, you can get creative with splash play too.

Most waterparks felt a deep impact from the coronavirus pandemic, but many took advantage of the downtime to upgrade their guest experience. If you're ready to tackle that project, read on to get some ideas on how to come back with a splash.

Today’s synthetic turf is easier on athletes while continuing to provide a low-maintenance surface that can provide far more hours of play and practice than natural turf fields.

When this family-owned marina needed to update its mini golf operation, it turned to a win-win solution that pleased both the owners and their guests.

With smarter use of chemical when needed and an expansion of eco-friendly practices like beekeeping and pollinator-attracting plantings, grounds managers are at the forefront of developing good-for-the-earth maintenance and management practices.

Amid the pandemic, many parks experienced greater numbers of visitors than ever, leaving many to contemplate smart ways to upgrade. Safe and clean restrooms provide an essential amenity, ensuring guests stick around longer and are more likely to return.