All posts tagged "featured"
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2.5KArticlesWhistling Straits Golf Course Destination Kohler
Working class Sheboygan, Wisconsin, about an hour or so north of Milwaukee, is a real shot-and-a-beer kind of town. However the blue...
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1.9KAssociations and EventsGolf Industry Show returns to Orlando in February 2017
The annual Golf Industry Show will return to Orlando in February 2017, with the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) focusing...
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2.1KAssociations and EventsThe GIE+EXPO 2016 will be Bigger than Ever
Topping the last two record-setting years, the 2016 GIE+EXPO (Green Industry & Equipment Expo) is shaping up to be even bigger. With...
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1.8KArticlesCordeValle Resort Hosted the 2016 U.S. Women’s Open
There is nothing more difficult in golf than trying to win a USGA Championship. Luckily for the contestants at the 2016 U.S....
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2.1KArchitects, Contractors & ProfessionalsEye-popping! Poppy Hills Transforms Into Faster, Firmer, More Strategic Golf Course
Has any golf course architect’s design philosophy undergone a more complete and complex transformation than that of Robert Trent Jones, Jr.? His...
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1.6KArticlesKeeping Your Golf Water Features Healthy
If you are in the golf course industry today, you are in the business of water management. There’s inevitably the matter of...
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1.1KArticlesGrass for greens and fairways… Natives everywhere else.
Ernst Conservation Seeds marks its 50th year of business in 2014. The Company was founded in 1964 by Calvin Ernst, who still...
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“Having more women as superintendents is important because of the diversity because of the value that diversity brings in all walks of...
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1.6KArchitects, Contractors & ProfessionalsGreens Design A brief History
The goal of every golf course designer is to create interest, intrigue, and even test slopes within the contours of the putting...
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1.8KArticlesThe Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf:
The environmental groups, Audubon International and the National Audubon Society, may sound like birds of a feather, but don’t let their names...