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Beacon Falls teen turns plant interest into internship
Ryan Daddio spent his summer vacation giving diseases to fields of grass. And separating varieties for cloning in search of disease- and...
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New Orleans’ Joe Bartholomew Golf Course renovation is almost completed
Former PGA Tour player Kelly Gibson, design consultant for the renovation of the Joe Bartholomew Golf Course, was walking on the 15th...
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Bonos, Gray, Greytok, Straka recognized by SI Golf Group
Four GCSAA members make Golf’s 40 under 40 list Four members of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA), were named...
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Posthumous award goes to friend of golf
It is one of those open-ended words that means far more than the massive industry that is its multi-headed modern-day expression. For...
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New plans for Sunny Brook
Four local groups are working together to try and convert an old MSU golf course into a park to serve both the...
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Blog: Frost Delays
How can a footprint be a killer? When it’s a footprint made on a putting surface that’s covered with frost. It’s hard...
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Blog: Mowing Heights
Grass does not “need” to be mowed … it tolerates it. Mowing is always a stress on the plant at any time...
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GCSAA, Toro engage PNC, TCF in supporting GCSAA National Championship & Golf Classic
The Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) and The Toro Co. have secured financial services companies PNC and TCF as supporting...
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One Man’s Mile-Long Sewer Journey Ends at Golf Tournament
A 3,000 gallon surge of raw sewage sucked a Missouri construction worker one mile through a 27-inch wide sewer pipe before he...
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Teed off with tree killers
Residents of multimillion-dollar properties overlooking a Little Bay golf course are prime suspects in a case of environmental vandalism that has left...