Are golf course closings hurting job opportunities for superintendents, others?More>>

A man dressed in a tuxedo takes the podium in front of a packed audience.More>>

Remember when the stock market underwent a correction a few years ago? Well, if you glance at the market closings in the business section of today's morning paper, I think you'll agree the correction turned out ... well ... correct.More>>

More than four in five superintendents would become superintendents again, according to a recent in-depth survey by Golfdom. On the flip side, 18 percent would choose a different career if they could.More>>

I began to feel as though the golf business was not treating me fairly, and I was being led down one rabbit hole after another.More>>

When the grumpy old man saw the kids overrunning the golf course, he blew his stack. Get them out of here, he barked. They have 50 more years to play golf.More>>

The irrigation sector, as much as any that caters to the golf course industry, has suffered in the wake of the three hurricanes that struck the Gulf Coast region in 2005.More>>

However general or specific of a definition you receive in asking several superintendents about their takes on etiquette, one thing seems sure: Many new players don't know the rules of etiquette, or often times, even that such rules exist.More>>

A look back at the year in statistics and sayings, including results of our recent superintendent survey and the best quotables of the year from some of the industry's most interesting characters.More>>

It started off great, what with Phil winning the Masters. But things started to get ugly around U.S. Open time.More>>