2019 Masters coverage: How do you know your golf course is ready to perform?

Superintendents at the 2019 Masters Tournament tell GolfdomTV how they know when their golf course has hit peak performance. Though coming from different courses, the four Florida turf pros interviewed use the same vivid imagery to describe that magical moment. Hear from:

• Ryan Swilley, Superintendent at Gulf Stream Golf Club in Delray Beach, Fla.
• Nate Watkin, Superintendent of Golf Course & Grounds at The Seagate Country Club in West Palm Beach, Fla.
• Ryan Franklin, Golf Course Superintendent at St. Petersburg Country Club
• Andrew Fike, Director of Agronomy of Wycliffe Golf & Country Club of Wellington, Fla.