Posts By Linda Parker
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316ArticlesA Golf Course Superintendent’s Most Valuable Resource: The Human Resource
A golf course superintendent with quality tools, up-to-date equipment, ample chemicals, a fabulous golf facility, and a generous budget may appear to...
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243ArticlesThe North Texas Golf Course Superintendents Association, Growing, and Serving
When Shannon Phillips was hired in the summer of 2021 as the Executive Director of the North Texas Golf Course Superintendents Association,...
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1401ArticlesHow to Be a Bee-Friendly Golf Course
Native pollinators require food in the form of flowering plants that produce nectar and pollen. Plant with purpose and don’t overlook the...
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2241ArticlesA Bee Friendly Golf Industry Means More than Beekeeping
From golf industry publications to mainstream media, beekeeping golf superintendents are rightfully earning their place in the spotlight. At The Golf Course...
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277ArticlesWays Golf Course Superintendents Can Help Golfers with Disabilities
Golf course superintendents, like almost everyone associated with the golf industry, have witnessed two robust years of renewed enthusiasm for the game....
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433ArticlesGolf Course Renovation: Optimal Balance at Overton Park 9
Overton Park 9 is a nine-hole, municipal golf course wrapped by some of the busiest streets in Midtown Memphis, Tennessee. The 340-plus-acre...
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492ArticlesWhat Will the Golf Course Industry Look Like in 2022?
When baseball legend Yogi Berra said, “The future ain’t what it used to be,” he wasn’t addressing the golf course industry. But...
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428ArticlesGolf Course Superintendents Drive Environmental Accountability
The city of Rohnert Park, situated in the heart of California wine country, is known as The Friendly City. Thanks to the...
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309ArticlesWhat if this Golf Course is the Epicenter of Change?
Rob Collins and Tad King are the talented duo behind King-Collins Golf Course Design. Together, they have built a brand that is...
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274ArticlesGolf Course Superintendents: Embracing Change and Growing the Game
During a recent Golf Course Trades interview, a Minnesota golf course superintendent described his job as “growing grass for a living.” His...