Plant Health Series: Part 1
How about this weather? Many parts of the country saw snow in May. Snow in May? Mother Nature’s sense of humor seems to get more peculiar by the year. Now summer stares us down. The golfers will shake off ...Read More
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Looking for a fixer
At a time when equipment managers are scarce, educators are working to trumpet the profession Ken Mullin launched his career at Skagit Golf & Country Club in Burlington, Wash., 37 years ago, working on the grounds crew. But he was ...Read More
Early to rise: Young supers
Six young supers already are basking in success. And they’re no older than 30. You hear about them often — aspiring young greenkeepers fresh out of turf school. They’re hungry. They’re talented. They’re eager to prove themselves as assistants. They know ...Read More
The beauty is a beast
What does a Playboy bunny have in common with golf on TV? Far too much, argues one superintendent. Televised golf is to the game what Playboy magazine is to women. Hear me out. The connection to Playboy and TV golf ...Read More
Syngenta Business Institute a Hit with Supers Again
When 25 superintendents from around the country arrived at Wake Forest University for the 4th Annual Syngenta Business Institute, they had no idea just how much they’d get it out of it. “It was a great opportunity to get a ...Read More
March Madness Has Made Me Crazy
I went 15-1 in my game predictions on the opening day of March Madness last week. Since then, I’ve gone in the tank. (Duke and Notre Dame, you are worthless!) I’m angry, too. I hate to be wrong when it ...Read More