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Roots: Does size matter?

September 11, 2017 By Joe Gulotti

I have been a head greenkeeper for nearly 11 seasons, and I used to have a mad obsession with roots. I longed for dense, gloriously white entrails that delved to the inner core of the Earth to supply my precious ...

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Disparate golf destinations

September 11, 2017 By Seth Jones

If my Adidas golf shoes could talk, they would have said, “Jones, what the heck is going on here?” And for good reason. My recent golf weekend should earn some kind of prize in terms of disparate golf destinations. In ...

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September 11, 2017 By Karl Danneberger, Ph.D.

I store my 1969 Pontiac Firebird in a garage rented from a nearby apartment complex. Like most garages, it’s rather devoid of décor besides some vertical 2x4s. To correct this, I began to look at creating “garage art” and decided ...

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Nice guys get nicknames

August 18, 2017 By Seth Jones

Full disclosure: Back in the early 2000s, one of the guys on the front cover used to boss me around. “Oh, so you’re writing about your friends now, Seth?” Well, yes and no. I’ve always written about my friends. (In ...

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Digging deep for labor solutions

August 18, 2017 By Seth Jones and Grant Gannon

Any of the following five ideas could be the difference between a skeleton crew and a successful crew. There were no new Terminator movies this summer, but Skynet clearly hasn’t won. Most work on the golf course is still done ...

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Not another back-to-school commercial

August 18, 2017 By Karl Danneberger, Ph.D.

When I arrived at Ohio State University in the 1980s, we held our research field day on the second Tuesday of September. We continued this through most of the 1990s. I liked the schedule because it was after Labor Day, ...

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