Articles
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2.1KSuperintendent Denis Kerr Quail Lodge Golf Course
The immaculate playing conditions of our 18-hole golf course is often what draws people to play at Quail. But our golf course...
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2.0KTraverse City Golf and Country Club: Serving its Membership, Year after Year
Traverse City Golf and Country Club, often described as “The Gem on the Hill,” has been part of the Traverse City, Michigan,...
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1.0KThe Future Is Here: A Technological Break-Through in Sustainable Lake & Pond Management
Algae: it comes in many forms and colors. It’s slimy, stinky and can ruin the beauty and function of your golf course...
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1.0KMauget: Pioneers in Tree Injection Technology
Tucked away in a pristine valley just a few minutes from where I live, my home club boasts a beautiful little layout...
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2.1KControlling Turfgrass Ant Colonies: A Catch-22 for Golf Course Superintendents
Lasius neoniger, commonly referred to as the “turfgrass ant,” is a minute (about 2 to 3 mm,), tan to black ant that...
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1.3KAtlantic Installations
I’m standing on the tee on a 200-yard par-3 that plays downhill to a bunker-guarded green. And, even though I’ve played the...
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2.0KCatching Up with Robert Trent Jones, Jr.
When last we saw Bobby Jones, Jr. he was basking in the afterglow of a successful and memorable U.S. Open at Chambers...
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1.7KSuperintendent Profile: Josh Clevenger, Claremont Country Club
How did you get your start in the golf industry? I started playing golf as a teenager and fell in love with...
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1.7KMaking the Rounds Part 2
This column features the author’s recollections of his 31 years as a golf writer. These installments stem from his travels and experiences,...
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2.1KRestoring the “Old Style” Essence of Donald Ross at a Historic Golf Course
In 1909, a group of Minnesota businessmen and golfers chipped in a thousand dollars apiece to buy one option each on sixty-six...