Turf MD: Top five golf pet peeves
Karl Danneberger, Ph.D., discusses his biggest golf pet peeves and common mistakes that golfers make from a maintenance perspective. ...Read More
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What is the long term impact of inputs on annual bluegrass in greens?
Researchers explain why annual bluegrass is challenging to control when established within other turfgrass species and offer solutions for superintendents. ...Read More
USGA’s Brian Whitlark on the growth of soil moisture meters in golf
[SPONSORED CONTENT] As Torrey Pines prepared to host the 2021 U.S. Open, USGA’s Agronomist for the West Region, Brian Whitlark discusses the importance of quality greens in major tournaments and how soil moisture meters have helped improve the process of ...Read More
Snedeker: “(the bunkers) are probably the hardest thing on this golf course”
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are practice for the U.S. Open maintenance crew to perfect their jobs for the 3 a.m. wake-up calls during the actual championship. What spectators are actually coming to the Pittsburgh suburb for is to watch the ...Read More
Oakmont with one week to go
…until the final putt drops on Sunday. And the place looks amazing. It’s eye-popping, the colors out here, and the views. All they need to do is keep the wheels turning for another couple days and we’re going to have ...Read More
Managing Southern greens? We’ve got questions.
Christian Baldwin, Ph.D., and Jordan Craft at Mississippi State University are giving a presentation at the inaugural Deep South Turf Expo this month, and they’d love some feedback on how the locals are managing their greens. The survey should take ...Read More