Why your greens are your resume as a superintendent
Jim Moores shares what features should be most important for any low-budget golf course to be successful. ...Read More
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Why it’s important to toot your own horn
In the latest installment of Golfdom's blog, Jim Moore explains the benefits to be had when you start documenting your accomplishments via a portfolio. ...Read More
What makes a terrible green chairman
In the latest installment of Golfdom's blog, Jim Moore describes the qualities that can make up a terrible green chairman. ...Read More
What’s the worst job I ever had on the golf course?
Like most people that made their careers in golf course maintenance, I started with a weed eater and gradually learned many different skills over the years. While every job had its pluses and minuses, by far the worst job ...Read More
Off the Record: From Lotus 1-2-3 on
Mike Kenna, Ph.D., discusses new technology like USGA Deacon and others that help facilitate management decisions to make golf more affordable and enjoyable. ...Read More
The biggest mistake in green construction
In his latest blog, Jim Moore describes issues he encountered with putting green construction during his 33 years with the USGA Green Section. ...Read More