Experts’ Insights: Why spotted lanternfly is a golf course hazard
Spotted lanterfly are a threat to golf courses even if they're not turf pests. Tips on handling the insects as they migrate through the country. ...Read More
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Why golf courses should go back to nature
Mike Kenna shares ways golf courses can keep and maintain out-of-play areas thanks to the results of several environmental studies. ...Read More
Turf MD: What happened to my turf?
Karl Danneberger, Ph.D., describes the extent of the fall armyworm invasion in various parts of the U.S. that had not previously experienced the pest. ...Read More
How fine fescues aid in crabgrass weed suppression
Experts take a look at how different fine fescue cultivars fare against suppressing crabgrass pressure on golf courses in Minnesota. ...Read More
Double the golf, half the workers
Superintendents and industry consultants alike lay out what’s worked for them when it comes to finding and keeping good labor. ...Read More
Keeping up with the Jones: Trying to play it cool
From the House of Jones, Editor-in-Chief Seth Jones riffs on his daughter joining the golf team, attending an All Time Low concert and more. ...Read More