Bill H Maynard CGCS The Country Club of St Albans St Albans Mo
December 13, 2017 12:00 am Leave your thoughtsFor Vice President- Bill H. Maynard, CGCS, The Country Club of St. Albans, St. Albans, MO
For Vice President- Bill H. Maynard, CGCS, The Country Club of St. Albans, St. Albans, MO
Golf course superintendent Cory Isom shows us around his Tom Fazio design golf course and talks about what his membership finds important, leading to low rounds at The Preserve Golf Club.
Larry Corr, GCSAA superintendent member, has been applying Turf Screen at Manufacturers' Golf & Country Club in Fort Washington, Pa., for six years. He says the benefits to turf quality have been astronomical, and recent soil tests show that Turf Screen has no adverse effect on soil quality.
Golf course superintendent Travis Williams discusses the need for a product like Country Club M.D. and why he chose to use LebanonTurf. He says it starts with the product's consistency and color.
Many GCSAA Delegates answer our questions in this version of Tee It Up! From your favorite mascot to the best Thanksgiving pie. Where would you play golf if you could play anywhere in the word?
Golf course superintendents Manny Sousa and Matt Muhlenbruch talk about how the course is being received since they reopened in April 2014 after replacing an irrigation system during their renovation. They installed a new Toro irrigation system that includes Lynx® Central Control, GDC 2-wire field controls, Turf Guard® Wireless Sensors and DT Series golf sprinklers.
Standard Golf walks us through how they have improved their dye sublimation process with their flags. They have figured out a way to print full flag, while still keeping their image crisp and clear.
Featuring a urease inhibitor plus a stabilizer, Floratine’s Volatex™ can be added to your urea or UAN to improve nitrogen efficiency and help stop volatilization, nitrification and leaching.
Director of agronomy, Shawn Emerson, discusses some of the challenges he faces when tournament time comes around. Emerson says there are two types of golf; fun golf and tournament golf. Having the tournament golf is special because they get to take the Cochise course at Desert Mountain to a new standard for tournament play.
Golf course superintendent Matt Kregel has a new solution for battling the wind on spray days.