Golf Course Water Features Need Management
While traveling across New England, I come across good, bad, and downright ugly ponds and lakes. The good ponds appear to be healthy, vibrant […]
Read More Understanding Water Relations in Mixes for Sand-Channel Drains
Managing soil water is one of the most important aspects of managing golf course turf, but it is probably one of the least […]
Read More10 Things Golfers should know about watering Golf Courses
GOLF COURSE IRRIGATION Did you know that a turfgrass plant is 80 to 85 percent water by weight?Did you know […]
Read MoreHow to reduce water use
WATER CONSERVATION Numerous issues challenge the game of golf today, including improving pace of play, growing the game, lowering costs […]
Read MoreSuperintendent Triangle
AGRONOMICS Superintendents understand that a solid agronomic program is essential for presenting and sustaining a good golf course. In the […]
Read MoreMachinery Maintenance
Mowing consumes the most amount of time in day-to-day maintenance of a golf course.
Read MoreWhy hollow tyning is important?
Harsh winter weather may lead to golfer requests to eliminate or reduce spring putting green aeration programs.
Read MoreTournament Preparation
The high level of turf maintenance required to conduct a U.S. Open, U.S. Amateur, or any other USGA national championship […]
Read MoreCultural management of Anthracnose on Annual Bluegrass greens
Nitrogen fertility and growth regulators can have positive impacts on management of this potentially devastating disease. Ptthracnose is a disease […]
Read MoreYes, there is a new bacterial disease!
An article entitled “The Wilt that Wasn’t” was published in GCI that attempted to provide insight into the tumultuous world […]
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