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Golf courses fighting salt buildup Softner residue from city users, effluent blamed
Lake Havasu City might be hundreds of miles from the oceans, but residents only need to go to the golf courses to...
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Reshoot: Overcoming media portrayal, public perceptions
Once again, golf is painted as a culprit when it comes to water. The industry’s very visibility and apparent thirst has long...
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Mount Hermon golf course setting trend with new green
If the grass is greener elsewhere, sometimes it helps to just bring it over to your side. That’s what Tuscarora Country Club...
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Overlake Golf & Country Club creates nature trail for students, teachers
Overlake Golf & Country Club has completed a nature trail for students and teachers to explore topics of plant identification, plant science,...
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Registration Open for 2011 PGMS School of Grounds Management & GIE+EXPO
BALTIMORE (August 2011) … Back by popular demand with a stellar education lineup, the Professional Grounds Management Society’s (PGMS) 2011 School of...
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VP RACING SELECTS NATIONAL DISTRIBUTOR FOR SEF SMALL ENGINE FUELS
Integrated Distributors Network LLC (IDN) has been awarded exclusive rights to distribute VP Racing Fuel’s SEF94® small engine fuel products to the...
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Kawasaki’s new “Critical Power” engine ratings clarify hoursepower output for consumers
Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. Engine and Power Products Division will begin rating its engines next month in accordance with SAE J2723. This...
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Cooler heads looking to prevail on water supply issues
Excertp: Some exclusions There are some common sense exclusions to the limits as well, such as not limiting water needed for fire...
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Arnold Palmer Golf Management to Take Over Walt Disney World Courses
Disney announced today that it will turn its five Walt Disney World golf courses over to a third party for management. It...
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Bacteria shuts golf course in Kettering
The Moraine Country Club’s golf course will remain closed through Sept. 3 because of a bacterial disease. Bacterial wilt, mainly found in...