The turf of Rio Salado Golf Course in Tempe will be hacked up not by irons but spades after Ken Singh of Singh Organic Soils, LLC, and Singh Farms in Scottsdale reinvigorates the landscape.

Somebody has submitted a letter of interest in the site to keep it a golf course, but it is under contract with a developer.

PHOENIX — A Tempe golf course may be seeing some changes soon. Scottsdale organic farmer Ken Singh wants to change at least part of the Rio Salado Golf Course, which is currently closed ...

There's plenty of concrete and asphalt around the Valley -- so much that the city of Tempe and a local farmer ... Now called Singh Meadows, the former Rio Salado Golf Course still looks like ...

Singh rented 63 acres of land north of the Loop 202 in 2014 that used to hold the Rio Salado Golf Course, wanting it to just be a place that was nice and peaceful. He told KJZZ that he wanted it ...

Modera Rio Salado is expected to welcome its first residents in 2025. The site near Tempe Town Lake has been under ...

“There has been ample opportunity for anyone who wanted to buy it and maintain it as a golf course.” City of Tempe: What's being built on Rio Salado Parkway near Tempe Town Lake? The site was ...