Sand Creek Station preps for 2024 U.S. Adaptive Open

The crew at the railway-themed golf course in Newton, Kan., is ready for the championship, which showcases players with physical, sensory or intellectual impairments.

St. Andrews Links hosts First Green field trip

Local school kids got hands-on experience during Scotland's inaugural First Green event.

Tips for a successful First Green field trip

Lessons from Michigan State University’s Hancock Turfgrass Research Center

GCSAA announces 2024 Par Aide Garske Grant winners

Par Aide sponsors the scholarship program for children of superintendents.

Irrigation and water conservation in the high desert

Photo Quiz: Strangely shaped frost circle, semi-circular holes on turf

Can you identify the sources of these mysterious turf issues?

Career navigation for golf course superintendents

Your professional reputation carries significant weight to club boards and search committees.

Cutting Edge: Poa annua control and data-informed pest control

Studies on data science-informed turfgrass pest control and glufosinate for poa annua control make up this month's featured research.

GCM’s Industry News Digest: June 2024

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

Surveying American flea beetles in the southwest

Researchers are monitoring flea beetle populations at golf courses in Utah, Nevada and Arizona
to learn about biology and ecology.

Small trees are a big deal

Compared to their bigger brethren, smaller trees are relatively easy to manage and more visually appealing.

Road to success: Sandhill Crane Golf Club's Clinton Tingen, CGCS

Veteran and 12-year GCSAA member Clinton Tingen reflects on his career journey

Inside a tee box restoration at Medford Village Country Club

An assistant superintendent shares his experience on a game-changing project at the Medford, N.J. course.

The future looks bright at the U.S. Open

Two recent graduates are getting hands-on experience at Pinehurst No. 2

Can job fairs help solve labor needs?

Seminole Legacy Golf Club uses high school and college hiring events to recruit staff

Setting up Wi-Fi in a metal garage

Having Wi-Fi woes in a detached garage or shed? A powerline network kit can get you up and running.

Sharon Golf Club's Bogdanski equips the next generation

2023 Edwin Budding Award winner Gary Bogdanski is more than just a great equipment manager. He’s also an unparalleled problem-solver and teacher.

Verdure: Rolling for optimum ultradwarf bermudagrass

What's the best combination of trinexapac-ethyl and lightweight rolling for maximum ball roll on ultradwarf bermuda greens? 

GCSAA CEO Rhett Evans summits Mount Everest

Evans is back at work after his 45-day adventure to the top of the world

How do mowing height and nitrogen fertilizer effect centipedegrass?

Researchers evaluated mowing heights from 1 to 4 inches to understand the relationship between cultural practices and drought avoidance.