Golfdom Gallery Summer 2026

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Check out some of the places the Golfdom team has been lately!

It’s Knapp time At the 2026 U.S. Open, Bella Thompson, daughter of BASF’s Brian Thompson, got a photo with Jake Knapp, currently ranked No. 44 in the world. (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
It’s Knapp time: At the 2026 U.S. Open, Bella Thompson, daughter of BASF’s Brian Thompson, got a photo with Jake Knapp, currently ranked No. 44 in the world. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Fancy meeting you here From Kansas to Long Island — Golfdom’s EIC Seth Jones and national accounts manager Jim Cummins caught up with Callie Zevecke and Dani McFadden, Ph.D., of PBI-Gordon at Shinnecock Hills during the U.S. Open. (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
Fancy meeting you here: From Kansas to Long Island — Golfdom’s EIC Seth Jones and national accounts manager Jim Cummins caught up with Callie Zevecke and Dani McFadden, Ph.D., of PBI-Gordon at Shinnecock Hills during the U.S. Open. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Winged Foot in the house The U.S. Open goes to Winged Foot GC in 2028, so Steve Rabideau, CGCS (third from left), plus his Winged Foot staff and alumni, took in the beautiful scenery and action during Tuesday’s practice round at this year’s U.S. Open. With Rabi are (left to right) Jon Heywood, CGCS, Sleepy Hollow CC, Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.; Will Good, assistant, Winged Foot; Max Sturgis, assistant, Winged Foot; Greg Goldman, assistant, Winged Foot; and Weston Neff, superintendent, Oyster Harbors Club, Osterville, Mass. (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
Winged Foot in the house: The U.S. Open goes to Winged Foot GC in 2028, so Steve Rabideau, CGCS (third from left), plus his Winged Foot staff and alumni, took in the beautiful scenery and action during Tuesday’s practice round at this year’s U.S. Open. With Rabi are (left to right) Jon Heywood, CGCS, Sleepy Hollow CC, Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.; Will Good, assistant, Winged Foot; Max Sturgis, assistant, Winged Foot; Greg Goldman, assistant, Winged Foot; and Weston Neff, superintendent, Oyster Harbors Club, Osterville, Mass. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
The B.T.s and Jonesy Jones has known BASF’s Brian Thompson as “B.T.” for years, but it was this day he learned that nickname also works for his wife (Barbara) and daughter (Bella) as well. (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
The B.T.s and Jonesy: Jones has known BASF’s Brian Thompson as “B.T.” for years, but it was this day he learned that nickname also works for his wife (Barbara) and daughter (Bella) as well. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Is Rhett Evans goin’ fishin’? Jones with Rhett Evans, CEO, GCSAA. Evans spoke with Jones about his decision to retire next fall and what his plans are for the future, all in a video on GolfdomTV.(Photo: Golfdom Staff)
Is Rhett Evans goin’ fishin’?: Jones with Rhett Evans, CEO, GCSAA. Evans spoke with Jones about his decision to retire next fall and what his plans are for the future, all in a video on GolfdomTV. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Great eye, Brother Jimmy The Golfdom crew was getting in some good first-round golf viewing when Scottie Scheffler let a ball leak a little close to the ropes, enabling Cummins to nab this nifty photo. (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
Great eye, Brother Jimmy: The Golfdom crew was getting in some good first-round golf viewing when Scottie Scheffler let a ball leak a little close to the ropes, enabling Cummins to nab this nifty photo. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
More familiar faces Spotted near the No. 10 tee at Shinnecock Hills were (left to right): Jeff Haas, E-Z-GO; Donovan Maguigan, superintendent, Springdale GC, Princeton, N.J.; James Surico, superintendent, Fiddler’s Elbow CC, Bedminster, N.J.; Tom Weinert, Plant Food Co.; and Greg Boring, superintendent, Baltusrol GC, with his sons Cameron and Caiden. Cameron works with his dad at Baltusrol, Caiden is in college. (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
More familiar faces: Spotted near the No. 10 tee at Shinnecock Hills were (left to right): Jeff Haas, E-Z-GO; Donovan Maguigan, superintendent, Springdale GC, Princeton, N.J.; James Surico, superintendent, Fiddler’s Elbow CC, Bedminster, N.J.; Tom Weinert, Plant Food Co.; and Greg Boring, superintendent, Baltusrol GC, with his sons Cameron and Caiden. Cameron works with his dad at Baltusrol, Caiden is in college. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Something for the trophy case Dan O’Brien, general manager, commercial equipment division and distributor development, The Toro Co., presents Jon Jennings, CGCS, with an award to recognize his decades of service to the golf course maintenance industry. (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
Something for the trophy case: Dan O’Brien, general manager, commercial equipment division and distributor development, The Toro Co., presents Jon Jennings, CGCS, with an award to recognize his decades of service to the golf course maintenance industry. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
A hot second for Golfdom Shinnecock Hills superintendent Jon Jennings, CGCS, makes time for a quick photo with Jones during a busy day of preparation. This is Jennings’ final season at Shinnecock, as he has plans to retire soon. Congrats, Jon! (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
A hot second for Golfdom: Shinnecock Hills superintendent Jon Jennings, CGCS, makes time for a quick photo with Jones during a busy day of preparation. This is Jennings’ final season at Shinnecock, as he has plans to retire soon. Congrats, Jon! (Photo: Golfdom staff)
A New York state of mind Tom Stylarek, former owner of Nassau Suffolk Turf, with Jones and Ken Lochridge, superintendent, Glen Head (N.Y.) CC. Lochridge is the current president of the Long Island GCSA. (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
A New York state of mind: Tom Stylarek, former owner of Nassau Suffolk Turf, with Jones and Ken Lochridge, superintendent, Glen Head (N.Y.) CC. Lochridge is the current president of the Long Island GCSA. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
It’s Toro time Spotted hanging out near the maintenance hospitality tent at Shinnecock Hills are Dan O’Brien, Mike Read and Chris Anderson, The Toro Co., with Golfdom’s Cummins. (Photo: Golfdom Staff)
It’s Toro time: Spotted hanging out near the maintenance hospitality tent at Shinnecock Hills are Dan O’Brien, Mike Read and Chris Anderson, The Toro Co., with Golfdom’s Cummins. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Reading those Bondo Greens: After missing last year's tournament, Jones returned to the Bondo Greens backyard golf tournament, with playing partners (left to right) Colby Jones, CFO, Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts; Andrew Jones, superintendent, Deer Trace GC, Louisburg. Kan.; and Ande Parks, writer, "Extraction. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Reading those Bondo Greens: After missing last year’s tournament, Jones returned to the Bondo Greens backyard golf tournament, with playing partners (left to right) Colby Jones, CFO, Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts; Andrew Jones, superintendent, Deer Trace GC, Louisburg. Kan.; and Ande Parks, writer, “Extraction. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
A wet day on the course: Before the sky opened up at the 2026 Players Championship, Jones nabbed this photo with Justin Apel, executive director, Golf Course Builders Association of America. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
A wet day on the course: Before the sky opened up at the 2026 Players Championship, Jones nabbed this photo with Justin Apel, executive director, Golf Course Builders Association of America. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
FOG at the HOJ: That's Friends of Golfdom at the Hall of Justice. For the Friday of March Madness, Golfdom opened the garage door and welcomed (left to right) Jeff Eldridge, CGCS, Nufarm; Cummins and Jones Golfdom; Callie Zevecke, PBI-Gordon; Dani McFadden, Ph.D., PBI-Gordon; and Jeff White, CGCS, indian Hills CO, Mission Hills, Kan. Jeff, you forgot your cooler (don't worry, it's empty now)!(Photo: Golfdom staff)
FOG at the HOJ: That’s Friends of Golfdom at the Hall of Justice. For the Friday of March Madness, Golfdom opened the garage door and welcomed (left to right) Jeff Eldridge, CGCS, Nufarm; Cummins and Jones Golfdom; Callie Zevecke, PBI-Gordon; Dani McFadden, Ph.D., PBI-Gordon; and Jeff White, CGCS, indian Hills CO, Mission Hills, Kan. Jeff, you forgot your cooler (don’t worry, it’s empty now)!(Photo: Golfdom staff)
Class is in session: The 2026 Turf and Ornamental Communicators Association annual meeting in Cleveland had some fun speakers, including Jones; lan Gallagher, superintendent, Mayfield Sand Ridge Club, Cleveland: Mark LaFleur, Syngenta: and Brian Zimmerman, former superintendent, now executive director of the Cleveland Metroparks. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Class is in session: The 2026 Turf and Ornamental Communicators Association annual meeting in Cleveland had some fun speakers, including Jones; lan Gallagher, superintendent, Mayfield Sand Ridge Club, Cleveland: Mark LaFleur, Syngenta: and Brian Zimmerman, former superintendent, now executive director of the Cleveland Metroparks. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Unofficial TOCA afterparty, sponsored by Golfdom: There are too many people in this photo to name everyone, but we're happy to state that this after party was started by Golfdom... after all, four of the team (Scott Hollister, Nader Hassen, Jake Goodman and Cummins) are in the photo, and one of them (Jones) is taking the photo. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
Unofficial TOCA afterparty, sponsored by Golfdom: There are too many people in this photo to name everyone, but we’re happy to state that this after party was started by Golfdom… after all, four of the team (Scott Hollister, Nader Hassen, Jake Goodman and Cummins) are in the photo, and one of them (Jones) is taking the photo. (Photo: Golfdom staff)
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