James Roney, 2008 GCSAA/Golf Digest Environmental Leaders in Golf national private and overall award winner, discusses the award and how others can initiate environmental efforts at their facilities.
Superintendent Scott White interseeds Penn A-4 Bentgrass into his greens at Mauh-Nah-Tee-See Country Club in Rockford, IL. His goal is to slowly convert his greens to denser, more disease resistance varieties. “I didn't want to bank my reputation, on a new product that hasn’t been proven in the field,†says Scott White.
Stone Creek Golf Club interseeds Penn A-4 into the greens with great results at an affordable price by just adding one more step into their aerification program.
George Steppenbacker at Hickory Nut Golf Course in Columbia Station, Ohio talks about how Floratine helped him turn the course into a fan favorite!
See why Eliezer Rodriguez’s golfers have voted Five Ponds Golf Club in Warminster, PA the best public course to play over the last three years.
Erin Hills near Hartford, Wisc., is undergoing a design change to improve its playability. Golf Course architect Michael Hurdzan and GCSAA member Jeff Rottier are working together on this remarkable landscape.
Go behind the scenes with Dave Herman, CGCS, as he prepares his course in the dark to beat the frost for an early shotgun start.
Greg Norman speaks for the Environmental Institute for Golf and the benefits that golf courses can bring to their communities.
Mark Wilson, CGCS at Valhalla, describes the process he used to update his putting surfaces with a blend of Bentgrasses in preparation for the Ryder Cup.
Inspired by the efforts of assistants in other chapters, Kevin Knoblauch, assistant superintendent at Milwaukee Country Club, presents a proposal for a committee within the WGCSA and organizes the group's inaugural education event.
