News
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How golf courses are getting greener
Blame it on Augusta and the advent of colour television. Up till then, most golfers were content to play around the odd...
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Oregon-led effort certifies water-saving grass
Putting a new spin on the idea of a grassroots movement, a turfgrass industry consortium came together last year to provide research-backed...
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Compare Products to Lower the Environmental Impact of your IPM program
Are we really making informed decisions? As managers, it is our job to make decisions. To do our job well we need...
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Global Turf Equipment wins Golf Industry Show registration contest
Global Turf Equipment (GTE) – the world’s largest seller and exporter of pre-owned golf course equipment – announces it has won the...
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The Meadows at Mystic Lake Unveils Redesigned Hole #3
To enhance the golfing experience of its guests, The Meadows at Mystic Lake has redesigned Hole #3, which now includes a water...
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Golf courses see trouble as fewer people play
Eagle Harbor Golf Club can’t meet its debt payments, a problem sweeping the nation as fewer people play amid recession and changing...
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Despite harsh winter, greens in tip-top shape
The winter from hell was a gift from the heavens for golf courses. Everything that people in Edmonton complained about -the amount...
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What Can Golf Learn From Beer?
With streams and rivers drying up because of over-usage, Rob Harmon has implemented an ingenious market mechanism to bring back the water....
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For some, pythium blight is a job-killer
In today’s lesson in golf science we pay a visit to Gwen Stahnke, for whom a normal day’s work might include waiting...
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Area golf courses closing for overhaul of greens
No fewer than six Grand Strand golf courses will be closing this spring and summer to perform 18-hole green renovations. Five will...