Science fair project may help the turf industry

A teenager tested the fertilizing benefits of biochar on golf courses.

Rare fish thriving in its golf course home

The Virgin River chub introduced into a lake at Black Desert Resort are happily multiplying.

GCSAA launches Video Training Series

Online video series helps superintendents teach the necessary skills for golf course maintenance staff

Cutting Edge: Experimental biostimulants and nitrogen, fungal DNA detection

Research projects investigate natural preemergence herbicides and microbes in groundwater.

Managing off-types in bermudagrass putting greens

Selective treatment to manage encroachment can save work and expense of managing the green/collar interface.

GCM’s Industry News Digest: July 2025

The latest golf course product and industry news, curated for golf course superintendents and other turf industry professionals.

GCSAA chapters strengthen engagement with FFA at state conferences

Chapters across the country have fostered connections with FFA students.

How shade affects drought performance on three turfgrasses

Researchers tested Meyer zoysiagrass, Latitude 36 hybrid bermudagrass and Falcon IV tall fescue.

Why you’re always interviewing (whether you know it or not)

Every interaction is a chance to demonstrate professionalism and competence.

Photo Quiz: Sandy soil in bunker, material on fairway

Can you identify the sources of these mysterious turf issues?

From a humble start to a career in turf

California Golf Club of San Francisco superintendent Javier Campos' journey is on the upswing.

A real gamer at the U.S. Adaptive Open

Retired GCSAA superintendent Justin VanLanduit returned to the course this week 12 years after  a muscular dystrophy diagnosis.

GCSAA names Ron Prescott Southeast regional field representative

Experienced superintendent will assist affiliated chapters in seven states

East Coast, West Coast tours showcase environmental BMPs

Site visits foster dialogue and allow regulators to clarify doubts and address concerns directly.

Verdure: Why annual bluegrass responds to ethofumesate

Researchers observed better annual bluegrass control when ethofumesate was assimilated through the leaves.

Helping hands at Old Soldiers Golf Course

Old Soldiers Golf Course’s volunteer crew was thrilled to have help from National Golf Day volunteers.

A First Green Experience at Deere Run

Youths learn about golf course maintenance during Youth Day activities at the John Deere Classic

GCSAA announces 2025 Legacy Award winners

Scholarship program assists children and grandchildren of association members

How NPK fertilization shapes creeping bentgrass roots

Research compares robotic, traditional mowing

As autonomous mower use increases, what factors should we consider?