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A Day Without Immigrants

May 1, 2006 By Golfdom Blog Staff

Today, immigrants from across the country are boycotting work, school and shopping to show how much they matter to their cities and communities. Rallies and marches are also part of a “Day Without Immigrants.” A few hours ago, I glanced ...

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Here We Go Folks!

April 27, 2006 By Golfdom Blog Staff

The Golfdom Blog is finally here. And welcome to it!A few things:1. We will use this Blog to spout about our concerns and opinions. However, we don’t want this to be just about what we think. We want it to ...

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Hurricanes Create Shortage of PVC Pipe; Projects Delayed

December 1, 2005 By Golfdom staff

The irrigation sector, as much as any that caters to the golf course industry, has suffered in the wake of the three hurricanes that struck the Gulf Coast region in 2005. Rod McWhirter says his irrigation company is focusing on ...

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Is Your Course Accessible?

June 1, 2003 By Golfdom staff

Golf courses face new demands to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The good news is that courses should be able to manage the changes without too much difficulty After word came down last year that golf courses would ...

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February 1935: “More Golfers! Pros Urge”

February 1, 1935 By Herb Graffis

Below is an archived PDF file from the February 1935 issue of Golfdom about pros realization that their big problem is the promotion of golf’s growth, written by Herb Graffis. The archive is an ongoing cooperative project of North Coast Media, Golfdom‘s parent ...

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