For the past six months in Tempe, golfers have enjoyed playing under the lights until 1 a.m. at Grass Clippings Rolling Hills, the state’s first fully lit 18-hole golf course.

PHOENIX — Grass Clippings announced its $15 million renovation plan for Tempe Rolling Hills Golf Course. The project is said to last a year-and-a-half in order to transform the property.

PHOENIX — Arizona’s first fully-lit golf course is just weeks away from teeing off. On Dec. 1, Grass Clippings at Rolling Hills in Tempe will become the state’s first fully lit course as ...

Left to right Green Clippings partners Conner Riley, Pete Wilson, Jake Hoselton and Jimmy Hoselton. The company took over the property lease at the former Rolling Hills Golf Course in Tempe.

James Beard-recognized chef Samantha Sanz will bring Sonoran cuisine to Grass Clippings Rolling Hills this spring.

The first fully lit golf course in Arizona is now home to a high-stakes team golf competition. Grass Clippings Rolling Hills, which turned on the lights for night golf Dec. 1, 2023, has quickly ...

Grass Clippings Rolling Hills, Arizona's first fully lit 18-hole golf course, is joining the roster of courses across the U.S. honoring American military veterans.

A private company is spending $15 million on upgrades for the course, including everything from night lighting to a new bar to an event space.

A James Beard nominated chef is debuting her first restaurant at this metro Phoenix golf course, where she plans to share a taste of her childhood.

Grass Clippings at Rolling Hills opened to night golf play on Dec. 1. With about 80 LED lights around the course, the executive-length course is a par-3 only course at night.

Bleacher Report is partnering with Grass League to broadcast the inaugural event for a par-3 night golf competition. The first tournament will be held April 17-20 at Grass Clippings Rolling Hills ...