Badgers damage Britain’s golf courses

A severe drought in the UK has caused food shortages for badgers, prompting them to dig up golf courses to find worms and grubs, which are more accessible on well-watered turf. Golf courses, exempt from hosepipe bans under existing regulations, are suffering damage as badgers tear up greens, leading to frustration among course managers. While the law favors watering sports turf during drought conditions, concerns have grown about the impact on ornamental lawns and wildlife, sparking debate over legal exemptions during a national crisis.

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