Bob Farren, Ben Crenshaw and many others discuss the restoration at Pinehurst #2 during the 2014 U.S. Open. They explain how the course has been taken back to the original design and that it is ok to be a little brown. They also talk about how The Toro Company has helped them keep the course in shape for the tournament.
The Fair Barn is the oldest surviving early twentieth-century fair exhibition hall in North Carolina. In recent US Open memory, the golf course maintenance crew would call a tent there home for the week. Pinehurst stepped up the game with their 100 year old Fair Barn, that is beautifully restored. Check it out!
We talk with Golf Course Superintendent of #2, Kevin Robinson and his assistants on how day 2 of the U.S. Open is going. We also discuss why they mainly looked to their employees for help instead of volunteers.
Bob Farren, CGCS and his crew discuss preparing for the back to back U.S. Opens and hosting its third one in 15 years. We also talk with some volunteers and how their first day is going
Superintendents across America pay tribute to Toro as their company hits 100 years of service in the golf business.
GCSAA Superintendent Member Barry Balavender discusses his new Toro GDC 2-wire irrigation system
GCSAA Class A member Paul B. Latshaw, CGCS, worked with his local Toro distributor to deliver premium conditions for the 2013 Presidents Cup.
Matt Uveges of the Toro Company discusses basic engine maintenance of the new tier 4 compliant equipment.
GCSAA Class A member Carmen Giannini of the Army Navy Country Club in Washington, D.C., discusses leasing options for his equipment.
See how greens are conditioned at the Olympic Club for the 2012 U.S. Open with the new Toro Greensmaster eFlex greens mower.
