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Golfdom Editor-in-Chief Seth Jones (left) was happy to not only get out to enjoy a concert, but also to make some new friends in the industry by meeting PBI-Gordon’s Brett Rieck (right) at the concert (with wife, Dana and Seth’s friend Sean Lipford in back). (Photo: Golfdom Staff)

Golfdom Gallery: September 2021

September 2, 2021 By
A bunch of hellos and a sad goodbye for Golfdom's staff in September. ...

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Phillip Vines, Ph.D., discusses developing gray leaf spot resistance in perennial ryegrasses at the 2021 Rutgers Turfgrass Field Day. (Photo: Mike Kenna)

Field days return with a bang at Rutgers University’s Turfgrass Field Days

August 27, 2021 By
Research Editor Mike Kenna shares a snapshot of the research presented at Rutgers University's event and why it was great to be back on the test plots. ...

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Streaks of pink snow mold show traffic as the likely source of its spread on this golf course in British Columbia. (Photo courtesy of Paul Koch)

Now is the time for snow mold control

August 27, 2021 By
Courses with wet winters may be susceptible to snow mold. Experts share the best ways to keep the pathogen at bay. ...

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Jeremy Hreben (Photo: Dan Lawrence)

19th Hole: Jeremy Hreben

August 26, 2021 By
Editor-in-Chief Seth Jones chats with Jeremy Hreben, CGCS at Indian Spring GC in Marlton, N.J., about his Army career, his proudest day of work and more. ...

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19th Hole: Scott Simpson

August 26, 2021 By
Seth Jones interviews Scott Simpson, superintendent of Benton (Ill.) CC, about the best sporting event he's seen live, his family and more. ...

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Light topdressing rates of 0.50 to 0.75 cubic feet of sand per 1,000 square feet are used during periods of minimal growth. (Photo courtesy of Brian Whitlark)

Research identifies sand and topdressing needed to manage putting greens

August 24, 2021 By and
Field observations and research reveal the type of sand and amount of topdressing needed to manage thatch and organic matter accumulation in putting greens. ...

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