Golf courses worldwide are facing increasing challenges related to water conservation, climate extremes, and the need for sustainable outdoor spaces. The Royal Antwerp Golf Club (RAGC), Belgium’s oldest club known for preserving and nurturing its heritage courses, has once again raised the bar – this time, as the first golf course in Belgium to install Exlterra's GEPS (Groundwater Energy Passive System).

The Groundwater Energy Passive System (GEPS) by Exlterra is revolutionizing water management in turf and landscape environments, especially on golf courses. By enhancing soil-water interactions, GEPS delivers measurable improvements in water conservation, moisture retention, and sustainability - directly supporting environmental goals and significantly reducing the need and cost of irrigation.

Exlterra has joined the European Institute of Golf Course Architects (EIGCA) as a Partner in February 2025. This collaboration marks...

Water management on golf courses is a perennial challenge, particularly in regions with fluctuating weather patterns. At Aa Saint-Omer...

Managing water on golf courses is a constant challenge, especially in areas with unpredictable weather or problematic soil conditions...

Managing water sustainably is critical for environmental preservation and urban planning. GEPS provides a groundbreaking solution...