Superintendent Jeremy Sokal maintains Granite Hills Golf Course through extreme weather conditions in Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba, Canada.
GCSAA Superintendent Member Justin VanLanduit re-grasses greens at Briarwood Country Club.
Gary Myers, CGCS, discusses maintaining A1 greens in varying temperatures.
GCSAA Class A superintendent Bill Irving of Lawrence (Kan.) Country Club interseeds his Bentgrass fairways with Crystal BlueLinks.
Superintendent Daniel Ciekiewicz establishes an interseeding program with a blend of A-1, A-4.
Superintendent Randall Pinckney discusses maintaining his Penn A1/A4 greens throughout the year in the transition zone at the Manor Country Club in Rockville, Md.
GCSAA member Zach Reineking, superintendent of Erin Hills in Hartford, Wis., talks about the changes made and challenges overcome as he prepares to host the 2011 U.S. Open Amateur Championship in August, and the U.S. Open Championship in 2017.
Built in 2008, this Tom Fazio design is located on a 2,177-acre community with golf, skiing, hiking and mountain biking. GCSAA Class A member Scott Bower, director of greens and grounds at the Sierra Nevada mountain property, discusses the challenges of the short growing season, getting grass to grow on vertical slopes and the community's passion for the game of golf.
Nestled in Martis Valley of the Sierra Mountains in Truckee, Calif., Lahontan Golf Club is a top-notch private club with a philosophy based on preserving the environment. Hear how Kevin Breen, CGCS, approaches the management of the golf course.
Learn about the management practices at Promontory, a development located outside of Park City, Utah, that features the Pete Dye Canyon course and a Jack Nicklaus signature course, Painted Valley.
