Articles
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773Virus – so Far Anyway – Not Affecting Superintendents
The novel coronavirus outbreak that’s sweeping the world and forcing closures of public spaces, athletic events and many other activities has not...
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1.3KGolf in British Columbia
British Columbia contains a wealth of wonderful places to play golf. With a favorable U.S. dollar exchange rate, spectacular scenery, plenty of...
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1.4KIs Your Course Closed? Here’s What You Can Be Doing Now
Open. Closed. Reopened. Open but socially distanced. The status of golf course operations has changed day by day during the COVID-19 pandemic,...
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1.2KCastles in the Sky
In a perfect world: Walking three-and-half-hour rounds on golf courses where cell phones and power carts are banned. Courses with irrigation water...
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1.3KStrange Rounds
During these first few days of spring, most people are eager for the golf season to begin, particularly those in iced-up places...
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1.5KGolf Buds
At some point in time, a golfer realizes that he’ll never make it onto the PGA Tour and earn millions of dollars...
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1.8K1Interview with John Fulling, Jr., President of the Golf Course Superintendent’s Association
What a way to open his presidency: with an international crisis shuttering businesses, citizens across America under several versions of “shelter in...
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3.5KGolfCross: A New Way to Play an Old Game
My friends Charlie and Becky had just returned from a five-week vacation in New Zealand. Besides a lifetime of wonderful memories, they...
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1.2KSunniland: From Roots to Roofs for 136 years
Not many companies in North America can say they’ve been in business for over seventy-five years. Far fewer can say one hundred....
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1.7KGreen Committees
Though the subject of green committees (aka, greens committees) at private clubs has been wrought out in all manner of high-falutin’, high-minded...