The art of yesterday, the science of today
In this article by the late William H. Bengeyfield he examines how turfgrass management for golf courses is indeed both an art and a science. ...Read More
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Pythium in golf course putting greens
Experts look for solutions to solve the impairment of root function by Pythium species that leads to the decline of creeping bentgrass and annual bluegrass. ...Read More
Super Science Intro: Soil moisture sensor irrigation in Southern California
Researchers evaluated SMS systems to reduce the number of irrigation cycles or water applied while maintaining acceptable turfgrass quality. ...Read More
Experts Insights: Yellow tuft and downy mildew molds control and avoidance
Spores attack virtually all turfgrasses and grass crops and can discolor greens, tees and fairways. Experts offer tips on how to control the turf disease. ...Read More
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
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