Golf courses face delays as frost impacts play this fall
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 9:51 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026
As the weather changes with the arrival of fall, golfers may encounter delays due to frost conditions affecting play. PGA Professional Steve Volpicelli discussed the potential disruptions at Soaring Eagles Golf Course. Such weather-related delays can hinder outdoor activities, prompting golfers to adjust their plans accordingly. Awareness of these conditions is essential as courses remain open.
- •Frost can cause delays at golf courses during fall.
- •PGA Professional Steve Volpicelli offers insights on weather effects.
- •Soaring Eagles Golf Course is among areas affected by frost.
- •Courses remain open despite potential weather-related interruptions.
- 9:51 PMYahoo Sports — Golf Tips: Weather is a-changin’ & frost can delay the fun
"(WETM) – While the courses are still open, Mother Nature can sometimes say otherwise. This time of year she and Jack Frost can put a hamper on your golf outings. 18 News’ Rich Tanner speaks with PGA Professional Steve Volpicelli from Soaring Eagles Golf Course about the types of delays that the weather can put […]
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