Your Tucson City Golf Overseed Preview
Tucson City Golf’s fall overseed schedule is now set, outlining when each course will take its annual transition into winter playing conditions. Overseeding is an essential part of maintaining healthy ryegrass and preparing the courses for the cooler months ahead.
During overseed, each course will close briefly so our agronomy teams can transition the turf and set up the conditions you can count on all winter long. Here’s everything you need to plan your rounds before the transition begins.
What You Need to Know
This year, Overseeding runs September 14 through October 23, with each course closing briefly during that window. You’ll still have places to play across Tucson City Golf while individual courses are closed. In the meantime, our agronomy teams are gearing up for their busiest (and greenest) time of year.
Why Overseeding Matters for Your Game
Overseeding is how we shift from summer bermudagrass to cool‑season ryegrass. This process gives you smoother fairways, cleaner lies, and consistent winter conditions. Think of it as the course’s fall tune‑up: a fresh coat of green, a new outfit, and a little extra TLC before peak season arrives. While individual courses close for their overseed window, you’ll still have places to play across Tucson City Golf. Our agronomy teams are gearing up for their busiest (and greenest) stretch of the year, all to make sure your winter golf is the best it can be.
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