Industry experts share why prevention is key to managing necrotic ring spot
Industry experts say in order to get a leg up on necrotic ring spot, superintendents should reduce irrigation and maintain higher mowing heights. ...Read More
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Off the Record: Can a golf course function without pesticides?
Retired Director of Research for the USGA, Mike Kenna, Ph.D., examines a research project that questions what a course without pesticides would look like. ...Read More
Golfdom Gallery: April 2023
Check out this month's roundup of Golfdom Gallery shots, including a meetup with Greenworks' North American president, an NBA game and more. ...Read More
Turf MD: Are golf courses really using too many pesticides?
The Turf Doc is in! Golfdom Science Editor Karl Danneberger, Ph.D., chronicles the long history of pesticides in the game of golf. ...Read More
Wisdom from Waco: What bifurcation could mean for golf course superintendents
Jim Moore discusses the impending bifurcation of the rules of golf and what they might mean for for superintendents and maintenance professionals. ...Read More
Turf Tweet of the Month: Wind and snow? No problem
This month's #TurfTweetoftheMonth comes from Andrew Shaul, superintendent at Manufacturers' Golf and Country Club in Fort Washington, Pa. ...Read More