Course of the Week

Old Fred & Young Jeff

May 28, 2009 By
Editor’s note: This column appears in the June issue of Golfdom. Old Tom and Young Tom Morris. Old Fred and Young Jeff Klauk. Bet you’d never think of hearing those names in the same breath. But since Jeff made his ...

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Haunted Golf: Spirited Tales from the Rough

May 7, 2009 By
The haunted happenings around the nine-hole Canton (Conn.) Public Golf Course began in earnest when course founder James Lowell’s son, Walter, took over management of the facility in 1956. James Lowell and his wife continued to live in the property’s ...

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State of the Profession Special Report

February 7, 2007 By
The golf course industry’s leaders, including GCSAA CEO Steve Mona and NGCOA CEO Mike Hughes, agree that the last thing the golf industry needs is more holes of golf dotting the country. Hence, they believe that minus 26.5 net golf ...

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Survey: Gas Prices Worry Superintendents

April 21, 2005 By
With more than a few large gas tanks to fill every week, three of four superintendents, not surprisingly, have definite concerns about the rising cost of gasoline. According to a Golfdom online survey of 150 superintendents, 52 percent are worried ...

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