Better living through chemigation April 22, 2024 How solving a freshwater mussel problem helped save water at Horseshoe Bay Resort.
Tree and ornamental management principles for the golf course March 2024 Trees and ornamentals on a course can go from pleasant to problematic. Try these options to keep things manageable.
A peek behind the curtain at TPC Scottsdale January 30, 2024 The interactive GCSAA morning tour session went behind the scenes of prep for the PGA Tour’s WM Open
Data-driven agronomy December 2023 The amount of information available to superintendents can seem overwhelming, but it’s easy to gradually grow your knowledge.
Managing tree maladies December 2023 Successfully treating biotic problems that target trees requires commitment and understanding of the ailments.
Landscaping to prune your budget September 2023 Caring for a golf course’s ornamentals doesn’t have to break the bank.
Golf course bunkers: a line in the sand August 2023 Traditional sand bunkers can be labor-intensive and expensive to maintain. A handful of courses are seeing what life is like without these hazards.
The Million Gallon Challenge for irrigation conservation June 2023 Legwork, math and some capital can help superintendents save water in amounts of one million gallons or more.
Turf testing techniques May 2023 Superintendents can get valuable insight on the agronomic health of their facilities through diligent sample collection.
Does turf brushing work? April 2023 Turf brushing has grown in popularity among superintendents. One agronomist examines the practice and its benefits.
Bigger isn’t always better March 2023 Despite their small stature, shrubs, flowers and vines can make a big impact on stakeholders.
Have an unsightly course spot? Half-hide it! September 2022 Trees, shrubs and ornamentals can provide good options for superintendents looking to take the edge off less-attractive areas on a golf course.
An alternative to overseeding August 2022 A Kansas course finds designated fairway crossovers solve the issue of perennial problem areas coming out of winter months.
Keeping a handle on agronomic budgets August 16, 2022 Veteran superintendents share tips that can help ease budget woes and keep golf courses in tip-top shape.
Bunker edge restoration in Minnesota August 2022 How Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minn., used 'sod bricks' to return their bunker edges to their former glory.
Forging new roads at Wayzata Country Club July 25, 2022 Wayzata, Minn. club shakes up its cultural practices by turning to Air2G2 for greens aerification.
Dealing with drought July 2022 By combining an understanding of Mother Nature’s patterns, technology, the right grass types and a willingness to innovate, turfgrass managers can survive — and thrive — during times of water shortages.
Turf vs. trees: the competition for water June 2022 How to manage the biological irrigation contest on your course
An unconventional golf course overseed November 11, 2021 Tasked with overseeding on a compressed schedule and amid other obstacles, a Mid-Atlantic superintendent recounts the challenge and the agronomic and operational lessons learned.
Tips to improve hedges on the golf course October 2021 A horticulturist outlines common maintenance pitfalls, remedies for neglected or difficult hedges, and advice for keeping upkeep manageable.