Getting ready
I’ve been kind of quiet around here this week, as well as on Twitter… That’s because I’m gearing up for the deluge of content I’ll be posting next week from the U.S. Open! So excited… ...Read More
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Standard Golf tour
As I mentioned last week, I took a quick road trip to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to visit the folks at Standard Golf. A great tour crossed with meeting some nice folks. Here are a few shots from that visit, including ...Read More
US Open crew walks to raise money for Oklahoma
The crew at Merion Golf Club is working even harder this week than normal, in preparation for next week’s U.S. Open. But they’re not just working for the golfers and the TV cameras this week… they’re also working for the ...Read More
Managing ants on putting greens
Dan Potter, Ph.D., is a professor of entomology at the University of Kentucky. He has conducted research on numerous turfgrass-damaging insects and beneficial insects. He can be reached at dapotter@uky.edu. Q: Are ants on putting greens becoming more of a problem? ...Read More
Changing of the guard
June at The Ohio State University and many other universities represents the end of the fiscal year. It’s also a time when retiring faculty officially bid adieu to the university. It’s both an exciting and sad time. You’re happy for ...Read More
An integrated nutritional, chemical approach to Poa annua control
By Nathaniel F. Reams, Xunzhong Zhang, Ph.D. and Erik Ervin Ph.D. Poa annua suppression and control in creeping bentgrass putting greens is a perennial challenge in many temperate climates. A nutritional approach to Poa annua control is frequent use of ...Read More