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Inflation drives up costs for Sun City West association

Last year’s revenue was $10.6 million

With the high humidity, the Bermuda grass is thriving on the Recreation Centers of Sun City West golf courses.

Bill Schwind, RCSCW general manager, said the grass was treated to keep control of the quick-growing Bermuda grass. He shared this and other information during The Rec Center Show on 103.1 KSCW.

“Again you have to make sure fairways and greens and tees are adjusted and make sure they are playable,” he explained.

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