Managing microclimates on golf courses June 2023 Dealing with microclimates is nothing new to superintendents, but understanding the science behind them can help with management
GCSAA members oversee Wisconsin trail cleanup May 2023 Two members helped Ice Age Trail Alliance volunteers tidy up a portion of a 1,200-mile footpath.
A battle for butterfly conservation at Morro Bay GC March 29, 2023 GCSAA Class A superintendent Josh Heptig is dogged in his effort to protect and preserve monarch butterflies.
Sentosa Golf Club wins race to carbon neutrality March 8, 2023 The decorated Singapore club is driven to improve further on its considerable sustainability credentials.
Nature study: Converting out-of-play areas to conservation habitat February 2023 Purdue researchers are investigating the science behind establishing native pollinator-friendly plants on previously highly-managed turfgrass.
Storm warning: Lessons from Hurricane Ian January 2023 Superintendents share takeaways from the 2022 storm that could help crews prepare for similar future events.
Growing a movement at Mistwood Golf Club December 2022 Angelica Carmen brings 8,000 square feet of pollinator-friendly plantings to the Illinois course.
The eagles have landed (on a Florida golf course) November 30, 2022 Two of America’s territorial national birds found locked together at Lone Palm Golf Club before separating, with help from a golf course superintendent.
Greens, eggs and ham? Invasive feral hogs November 2022 Wild pigs are becoming an increasing issue on golf courses across the country.
Take a hike at Mingo Springs Golf Course October 2022 The Maine course overseen by superintendent Kyle Ladd features a nature trail and bird walk.
GCSAA, EPA partnership keeps a good thing going September 21, 2022 A longstanding relationship between the two entities is formalized with the signing of a landmark agreement focused on environmental stewardship.
All about water on the West Coast August 23, 2022 At the Southern California Golf & Water Summit, golf industry figures discussed water conservation and environmental stewardship during trying times for parched regions.
Countering blue green algae blooms with ultrasonic solutions August 9, 2022 Golf course lakes and ponds can become plagued by toxic algae that can threaten plants and wildlife. Learn how ultrasound technology can overcome this issue without the use of chemicals.
Float-o-voltaics ready to power California club August 2022 The Preserve Golf Club in Carmel, Calif., created a "floating solar" solution to electricity offset.
Managing your golf course ecosystem July 2022 A Canadian golf course discovered plenty of benefits for its golfers 
and its community by working 
with Mother Nature, not against her.
North Shore Country Club’s responsible resource stewardship July 20, 2022 The Glenview, Ill., country club’s groundskeeping program uses the concept of circular economy to reduce waste, recycle resources and save on labor and material costs.
No lyin’: Stranded sea lion rescued from California golf course July 5, 2022 After ‘very pregnant’ sea lion makes its way inland to Omni La Costa Resort & Spa, SeaWorld San Diego team returns her and pup to the Pacific.
The mother of invention: A Rounds 4 Research origin story May 24, 2022 Born out of necessity in the Carolinas, GCSAA's national Rounds 4 Research program, continues to benefit the future of turf research.
On-course fly-fishing flows from stream restoration October 2021 At Centre Hills Country Club in Pennsylvania, a project to protect a trout stream has also produced an angler’s paradise.
Measuring golf courses’ benefits to monarch butterflies April 2021 Hundreds of U.S. golf properties have established monarch butterfly habitats. A national program aims to measure their impact.