Columns

Attention-grabbing highlights from GIS

March 7, 2016 By Clark Throssell, Ph.D.

What caught your attention at the recent Golf Industry Show in San Diego? I hope you were able to attend the GIS and take advantage of the education offerings, trade show, networking and the city of San Diego. My time ...

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Understanding the complex workings of Stomata

March 7, 2016 By Karl Danneberger, Ph.D.

Stomata are simple structures defined as a pore and accompanying guard cells. Occupying less than 1 percent of the leaf surface, stomata are gatekeepers between resources a plant needs, like air, water and light, and regulate the release of some ...

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If you see something happen, take action

February 18, 2016 By Seth Jones

When I was a kid, we drove by a house that looked like it was on fire. Smoke was billowing from under the eaves. My dad turned off on the next street and went into military mode. He directed my ...

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Residents to owners: A true golf success story

February 18, 2016 By Mark Woodward

As we shift into 2016, and moved by Golfdom’s January cover story about the prognosis for golf this year, I’ve been inspired by a true golf success story that, despite the sport’s struggles in recent years, shows me that the ...

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Is the golf biz much different than show biz?

February 18, 2016 By Joel Jackson

Every day that I read The Los Angeles Times I’m reminded of the old entertainment saying that is the headline of this column. We’re deep into motion picture awards season, and not a single day passes without articles about all ...

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These guys are good: Research community critical to the golf industry

February 18, 2016 By Matt Neff

If you live in the north and are anything like me, you’ve pretty much had enough of winter within a few weeks of it starting. The weather is awful, you end up spending way too much time inside, and if ...

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