Does interseeding work? There is debate among those in the golf course management industry. Hear from GCSAA members and Frank Rossi, Ph.D. at Cornell University, as they discuss the issue.
A device called the Stimpmeter made its official debut into golf in 1936, but began its official use by the USGA in 1978. It has been an invaluable tool to superintendents, but what do golfers really know about the Stimpmeter?
In this unscientific experiment, GCSAA TV observed four average golfers, playing the same nine holes, first walking and then riding, to find out which is faster - walking or riding?
Brian Horgan, Ph.D., associate professor at the University of Minnesota and extension turfgrass specialist, explains the surprising results of a research study on water runoff and the use of phosphorous fertilizers.
