Posts By Golf Course Trades
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A View from the Cart
“The American Medical Association has documented the therapeutic effects of petting an animal. Those of us superintendents that have dogs with us...
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Commitment to Sustainability
"Sustainability has become a cornerstone of our operating values and to support this idea the course began participation in the Audubon Cooperative...
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Should You Go Natural?
“We have found yearly mowing of the natural areas helps reduce native plant species as every year native plant populations are continuing...
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1.1KArticlesHow Teamwork Leads to a Successful Golf Course
When I look back over all the classes and seminars I have sat through in the past years, I cannot help to...
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Superintendents were green before green was in VOGUE!
"It is time that we get more innovative in our challenging economic and environmentally sensitive times, but there is no better group...
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Successfully Discouraging a Seasonal Nuisance
"A year ago we had up to 1,000 Canadian geese visiting our course, now I have about 5-6 that are a part...
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Golf,Environmentally Friendly?
“ Old Greenwood opened in the fall of 2004 and on September 14, 2005 we became the first Certified Gold Audubon Signature...
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Overseeding–darned if you do and darned if you don’t
To call it a cosmetic practice would be accurate, but also simplistic. The economic viability of thousands of golf courses and the...
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1.3KArticlesKeeping it Green
“Over ten acres of ponds and 10,000 linear feet of shoreline were created to provide habitat and water sources for migratory waterfowl...
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1.3KArticlesEssex County Club: Host site of the 2010 Curtis Cup
“In 2010, the Curtis Cup should be a forum to show the world what New England has to offer. The Curtis Cup...