Research identifies sand and topdressing needed to manage putting greens
Field observations and research reveal the type of sand and amount of topdressing needed to manage thatch and organic matter accumulation in putting greens. ...Read More
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Learn more about the benefits of Deacon
Mike Kenna, Ph.D., describes Deacon, a program to help make data-driven decisions on resource consumption, the pace of play or guidance for renovations. ...Read More
Off the Record: New bentgrasses — the story continues
Mike Kenna, Ph.D., elaborates on the United States Golf Association Green Section's development of the Piper and Oakley bentgrass varieties. ...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
Musings from the Ledge: Getting help with help wanted
Alan FitzGerald discusses his opinion on the partnership between GGA Partners and the USGA Green Section to offer a superintendents recruitment service. ...Read More
Off the Record: New bentgrasses to celebrate USGA Green Section 100th Anniversary
Mike Kenna, Ph.D., explains how Rutgers University and USGA are working together to release two new creeping bentgrasses and relays a history of bentgrass. ...Read More