Articles
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Visualizing the final product
“My feeling is that anything we can do to extend the length of time between irrigation cycles is a big plus. Extending...
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My Turning Point
"My other goal was to find a way to improve the overall health and condition of our weakest grass, Poa annua. Basically...
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Bermuda and fescue prove virtuous for the Golf Course
Dr. Brian Schwartz, breeder at The University of Georgia says, “The long history of bermuda use on golf courses offers numerous options...
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Golf course master planning
As golf course superintendents, you have probably contemplated or may have already completed one or more renovation projects at your facility. These...
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Hardscapes on the Golf Course
“We can’t eliminate all the maintenance and expense of a landscape but we can reduce it through the use of quality materials,...
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New WSU Course Fits Academic Needs to a Tee
Washington State University’s newest academic facility features the largest state-of-the-science classroom and laboratory on campus – 315 acres large to be exact....
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Salish Cliffs on target for Spring Opening
Renowned architect Gene Bates discusses how the Squaxin Island Tribe’s new championship golf course Salish Cliffs Golf Club is on track for...
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Diamond in the Rough
In 1984, Mr. Stan Olsen, former co-founder of Digital Computer Corporation, had a vision of a World Class golf course community. He...
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Ponds and Lakes… A matter of Oxygen
We’ve all seen it, and smelled it! The unsightly algae bloom that covers your once pristine pond is back with a vengeance....
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Keeping Motivated
Many golf courses across America are fighting to stay afloat in this depressed economy. Superintendents that have spent years building an outstanding...