Quick answer: Persistent sogginess, frequent runoff, mushrooms, soft turf and disease pressure can all be associated with too much water, although each symptom has other possible causes.
Look at soil moisture
If soil remains wet long after irrigation or rainfall, additional watering may not be helping.
Watch for runoff
Water reaching sidewalks or streets may indicate excessive duration, poor nozzle alignment or soil that cannot absorb water fast enough.
Separate irrigation from drainage
A yard can have both problems. Reducing unnecessary watering may help reveal whether a true grading or drainage issue remains.
Use weather-based adjustments
Controllers should reflect rainfall and seasonal demand rather than running the same schedule all year.
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