Keyword: Golf course maintenance

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Getting the band back together
 Grayson, Paul F. 2016. Golf Course Industry. November. 28(11): p. 50-51.
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 279411
Wagga Wagga CC, NSW
 Anonymous. 2016. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. November/December. 18(6): p. 58-61.
  • Professional
  • Interview
 279449
Helping hand: Stoller USA founder steps up to assist golf courses damaged by Hurricane Matthew
 Aylward, Lawrence. 2016. Superintendent. November. 15(11): p. 8.
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 278586
The art of listening to the turf
 Pioppi, Anthony. 2016. Superintendent. November. 15(11): p. 12.
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 278591
It's smart to know the reasoning behind the rules
 Furlong, Ron. 2016. Superintendent. November. 15(11): p. 14.
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 278595
Fairways & finances: Manufacturers are trying to stretch the capabilities of their fairway mowers as much as superintendents are trying to stretch their budgets to buy and lease them
 Aylward, Lawrence. 2016. Superintendent. November. 15(11): p. 16-19.
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 278596
Background material: It's critical to be clear about the purpose of trees, shrubs and flowers on golf courses
 Fech, John C. 2016. Superintendent. November. 15(11): p. 26-28.
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 278604
Rock stars: With increased national exposure, prominent new hires, and a second golf course under construction, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is stepping up its efforts to put the Pennsylvania property on the map as a premier golf destination Gilliland, Betsy. 2016. Club & Resort Business. November. 12(11): p. 40-45.
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Sustainable savings at the Island Golf Club Anonymous. 2016. Turf Matters. October/November. p. 16-17.
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Modernization in turf
 Yager, Garrett. 2016. The Reporter [IGCSA]. October. p. 18-19.
  • Newsletter
 285903
As autumn arrives and the leaves turn brown, areas of the course shaded by deciduous trees are soon covered in a blanket of fallen foliage Anonymous. 2016. Greenkeeper International. October. p. 24-25.
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Rewards for better turf health Bechelet, Henry. 2016. Greenkeeper International. October. p. 30-32.
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Design with maintenance in mind Lewis, Rhydian. 2016. Greenkeeper International. October. p. 44-45.
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Listen to the heart: Pedham Place GC in Kent has two golf courses and now a footgolf course to maintain. And the person in charge of this is one of the very few female course managers in the UK Anonymous. 2016. Greenkeeping. October. 127: p. Cover, 16-21.
  • Professional
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October fest: October is often the time to carry out routine operations to ensure the course survives the winter Mackenzie, Noel. 2016. Greenkeeping. October. 127: p. 6, 8.
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Houston area course overcomes two floods
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 2016. Golf Course Management. October. 84(10): p. 24, 26.
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Road to recovery: As a Colorado golf course learned, assistance can come from many corners - including FEMA - in the wake of a natural disaster
Access Restrictions		 Moum, Ken. 2016. Golf Course Management. October. 84(10): p. 42-44, 46, 48, 50.
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On the rise: Industry veteran Bill Kubly has had a front-row seat to the elevation of the golf course superintendent profession, as well as that of the golf course builder
Access Restrictions		 Kubly, Bill. 2016. Golf Course Management. October. 84(10): p. 76, 78.
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Survey documents innovation in pest management practices: Golf courses in the U.S. have increased their reliance on alternatives to conventional pesticides, using them in partnership with conventional chemistries to optimize pest management
Access Restrictions		 Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry. 2016. Golf Course Management. October. 84(10): p. 82-94.
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Is it christmas tomorrow? Nemitz, Jared. 2016. Golfdom. October. 72(10): p. EOP7.
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In-tents course management: Think we can play through? Harler, Curt. 2016. Golfdom. October. 72(10): p. 28-30, 32-33.
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Cultural practices to conserve water on bermudagrass turf Schiavon, Marco. 2016. Golfdom. October. 72(10): p. 51.
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Have you had a close encounter?: An integrated strategy for controlling Poa trivialis Thompson, Cole. 2016. Golfdom. October. 72(10): p. 52-55.
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Indemnify, a new nematode control product Throssell, Clark. 2016. Golfdom. October. 72(10): p. 57.
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[Kevin DeRoo: Bartlett Hills Golf Club] DeRoo, Kyle. 2016. On Course [MAGCS]. October. 70(6): p. Cover, 16-18.
  • Newsletter
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Floral accents at Glen Oak Country Club Robbins, Darrick. 2016. On Course [MAGCS]. October. 70(6): p. 20-22.
  • Newsletter
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Moor Park Golf Club: Parkland poetry...
 Johnson, Neville. 2016. Pitchcare. October/November. 69: p. 22-26.
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Dun Laoghaire Golf Club: Hosts of the Curtis Cup
 Mahon, Alan. 2016. Pitchcare. October/November. 69: p. 28-33.
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Askernish Golf Club: The origin of species
 Handley, John. 2016. Pitchcare. October/November. 69: p. 34-37.
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Durabunker: A seismic influence!
 Anonymous. 2016. Pitchcare. October/November. 69: p. 42-47.
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Bunker liners: To line or not to line? That is the question...
 Pace, Barry. 2016. Pitchcare. October/November. 69: p. 116-119.
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Preparing for winter
 Hawthorn, Bill. 2016.: p. 152. In: Course Maintenance - Preparing For Winter. 69. Allscott, Telford, Shropshire, United Kingdom: Pitchcare.com Ltd.
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Real life applications: Prescription turf management
 Trcka, Jesse. 2016. Hole Notes. October. 51(9): p. 14-20.
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Standard operating procedure: Lending a helping hand
 Calder, David. 2016. Hole Notes. October. 51(9): p. 42-44.
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Water margins
 Lawrence, Adam. 2016. Golf Course Architecture. October. 46: p. 32-33, 35, 37, 39.
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 280887
What the Poa?: To understand why Sewickley Heights Golf Club wants the three-letter turfgrass variety to dominate its greens, one must understand its agronomic neighborhood
 Cipriano, Guy. 2016. Golf Course Industry. October. 28(10): p. 12-14, 16, 72.
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Up against "the wall"
 Moraghan, Tim. 2016. Golf Course Industry. October. 28(10): p. 18, 72.
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Cooperating in NoCal and SoCal: A pair of Golden State courses separated by 350 miles demonstrate water-saving possibilities when agronomists, architects and builders work together
 Phillips, Hal. 2016. Golf Course Industry. October. 28(10): p. 20-23, 72.
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Dealing with interference
 Vinchesi, Brian. 2016. Golf Course Industry. October. 28(10): p. 24.
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Keep the conversation going: Not all renovation plans yield instant gratification. Just ask superintendent Ben Rink and the team at Champaign Country Club
 Cipriano, Guy. 2016. Golf Course Industry. October. 28(10): p. 26-28, 30.
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Harboring better golf: A suburban Chicago park district course with a Cold War past creates a fresh experience for a variety of customers
 Williams, Patrick. 2016. Golf Course Industry. October. 28(10): p. 34-36, 38.
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Three keys to a successful winter shutdown: Before blowing out their irrigation systems and shutting down their courses, superintendents in the North should follow these guidelines
 Williams, Patrick. 2016. Golf Course Industry. October. 28(10): p. 57-58.
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Five things southern courses should avoid heading into winter: For year-round courses, fall means ramping up for the winter season. By targeting pests and pathogens and maintaining the best management practices, superintendents far South can accommodate increases in play and those in the Transition Zone can remain flexible to constantly changing conditions
 Williams, Patrick. 2016. Golf Course Industry. October. 28(10): p. 59-60.
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5 steps to achieving better fall rooting: Following these tips, superintendents can hone in on the part of the plant they can't see
 Williams, Patrick. 2016. Golf Course Industry. October. 28(10): p. 61-62.
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 277644
[When do you aerate your course?]
 Richter, Josh; Kauffman, Todd; Donahue, Steve. 2016. Golf Business [NGCOA]. October. 22(9): p. 16.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 278068
Historic changes: The 100-year-old Tryon Country Club faces major finanical and demographic issues. But officals are focusing efforts on the unconventional in order to ensure another 100 years
 Darbyson, Kyle. 2016. Golf Business [NGCOA]. October. 22(9): p. 22-24.
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The things that can and will go wrong on tournament day
 Furlong, Ron. 2016. Superintendent. October. 15(10): p. 14.
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Perennial pests: Some weeds just seem to keep showing up. Here's how to identify and control them
 Fech, John C.; Jakubowski, Brad. 2016. Superintendent. October. 15(10): p. 28-30.
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New courses of action: Golf course properties are introducing the game to new players through initiatives such as FootGolf and other variations that have little effect on course conditions and upkeep Gilliland, Betsy. 2016. Club & Resort Business. October. 12(10): p. 40-45.
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 277043
Floodwaters submerge Tarrawonga's Murray Course Anonymous. 2016. The Cut. October 7. p. [1-2].
  • Newsletter
 276845
Setting up the North Course at Silverado for the Safeway Open James, Marty. 2016. Napa Valley Register. October 3. p. [1-5].
  • Popular
  • Newspaper article
 277319
[Lighting and sound/drainage and irrigation; cinematographer/superintendent; special effects/special features] Albanese, Paul. 2016. Course Conditions. Fall. p. 15.
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Kwantlen Polytechnic University students volunteer at Pacific Links Championship
 Carlsen, Josh. 2016. The Dogwood. Fall. p. 40-41.
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Top, middle or bottom...
Access Restrictions		 Rixon, Stella. 2016. STRI Bulletin. Autumn. 275: p. 8-11.
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Opening doors to the world's great courses: Gaining international work experience can lift a greenkeeper's career prospects to a whole new level
 Allan, Matt. 2016. New Zealand Turf Management Journal. Autumn. 33(1): p. 27-28.
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The roughest green: Oakmont course known for being tough Thayer, Allen. 2016. Turf Trends [Idaho]. Fall. 2(3): p. 70-73.
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Rutgers turfgrasses prized at Baltusrol: Turfgrasses bred at Rutgers are widely used at golf courses, sporting fields and parks around the world Bates, Todd. 2016. Turf Trends [Idaho]. Fall. 2(3): p. 74-79.
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Before & after: Get growing with seed aide Cover Grow Thayer, Allen. 2016. Turf Trends [Idaho]. Fall. 2(3): p. 96-100.
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Shape the future: How next year's grass cover and soil profile will improve thanks to work you do now
 Owen, Andy; Bechelet, Henry. 2016. Greenkeeper International. September. p. 32-34.
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Tips for overseeding
 Greenshield, David. 2016. Greenkeeper International. September. p. 35.
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Life at the Belfry
 Hansell, Karl. 2016. Greenkeeper International. September. p. 36-39.
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Battling storms at Baltusrol
 Fry, Mark. 2016. Greenkeeper International. September. p. 40-42.
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'There was a great sigh of relief'
 Kiger, Jon. 2016. Greenkeeper International. September. p. 48-49.
  • Professional
  • Interview
 276408
Brisbane course big changes for Champion finish
 Dowie, Alastair. 2016. TurfCraft International. September/October. 170: p. 8, 10, 12.
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Colt of the earth: Ensuring that Colt-designed Prestbury GC maintains its reputation as a top parkland venue is something course manager, Mark Crossley, is tasked with Anonymous. 2016. Greenkeeping. September. 126: p. Cover, 18, 20-24, 26.
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[Terry Wharton, Head Greenekeeper, Haydock Park Golf Club, Lancashire] Anonymous. 2016. Greenkeeping. September. 126: p. 36.
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Catashtrophe
Access Restrictions		 Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 32.
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Prescribed fire: Another tool for your toolbox
Access Restrictions		 Watkins, Wedge. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 38.
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Pressing the right buttons: Superintendent John Rourke has found a rewarding home at Button Hole Golf Course, a facility that caters to those who may otherwise never discover the game
Access Restrictions		 Phillips, Hal. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 54-56, 58-59.
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Finding the right mix: Rising labor costs? Hydrophobic soil? Automated injection systems can help turf managers address these and other concerns
Access Restrictions		 Hardwick, Nancy. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 78, 80-81.
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[The Deere Run 10th]
Access Restrictions		 Gustafson, Tony. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 112.
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The sky is the limit: Drones, data and turf maintenance
 McPherson, David. 2016. Golfdom. September. 72(9): p. 18-20, 22-23.
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 275843
The future workforce: Autonomous mowers will provide the golf maintenance industry relief from its labor crisis. The question is when
 Stewart, Dillon. 2016. Golfdom. September. 72(9): p. 24, 26, 28, 30, 32.
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New irrigation system? Simple or Complex - It's your choice
 Collins, Larry. 2016. On Course [MAGCS]. September. 70(5): p. 4-6.
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A multitude of portable moisture meters
 Bauer, Sam. 2016. Hole Notes. September. 51(8): p. 44-55.
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 276273
Triumph over the traffic jam

Access Restrictions		 Magwood, Michael. 2016. GreenMaster. September/October. 51(5): p. 22-24.
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Creating a wash water strategy for your maintenance facility: Best practices and benefits

Access Restrictions		 Shade, Jason. 2016. GreenMaster. September/October. 51(5): p. 34-35.
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Shot in the dark: Switching to night maintenance schedule could be a smart option for management hoping to expand tee times and give golfers more space
 Williams, Patrick. 2016. Golf Course Industry. September. 28(9): p. 13-14, 16, 18-19.
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 277080
Is it worth the juggling?
 Williams, Bruce. 2016. Golf Course Industry. September. 28(9): p. 20, 22.
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Nightmare to nicety: Erin Hill's native areas could produce a stunning fram during 2017 U.S. Open picture. Reaching a pleasing point wasn't easy.
 Cipriano, Guy. 2016. Golf Course Industry. September. 28(9): p. 26-28, 30.
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Stretching it out: Santee Cooper Resort superintendent Gene Scarborough is always tweaking programs to maximize his ability to manage 36 holes
 Cipriano, Guy. 2016. Golf Course Industry. September. 28(9): p. 42-45.
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The future for technology is now!: Advances in technology are happening quicker in the last five years than in the previous 40 years
 Williams, Bruce R. 2016. The Boardroom. September/October. 20(266): p. 116-117.
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 279080
Along for the ride
 Robinson, Brett. 2016. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. September/October. 18(5): p. 3.
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A champion course
 Robinson, Brett. 2016. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. September/October. 18(5): p. 6-10.
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Ultradwarfs - The big considerations
 Lowe, Todd. 2016. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. September/October. 18(5): p. 12-16.
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Tif tips
 Anonymous. 2016. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. September/October. 18(5): p. 18-20, 22.
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Baltusrol bound
 Pedler, Kane. 2016. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. September/October. 18(5): p. 24-26, 28.
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Highland fling
 Pearce, Michael. 2016. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. September/October. 18(5): p. 30-34.
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Indooroopilly Golf Club, Qld
 Giffard, Charlie. 2016. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. September/October. 18(5): p. 48-49.
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Howlong Golf Resort, NSW: You can take the boy out of the country but you can't take the country out of the boy. After seven years honing his skills in Melbourne, in 2013 Paul Irvine returned to the Murray River to take over as course superintendent at Howlong Golf Resort
 Anonymous. 2016. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. September/October. 18(5): p. 50-54.
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  • Interview
 277150
Knocking out nematodes: Bayer introduces new chemistry, Indemnify, to control problematic roundworms
 Aylward, Lawrence. 2016. Superintendent. September. 15(9): p. 6-7.
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Northern exposure: Beyond the permafrost potholes, snow mold and moose prints, it's course maintenance as usual for Roger Evans at North Star GC in Fairbanks, Alaska Bollig, Jeff. 2016. Club & Resort Business. September. 12(9): p. 42-47.
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Superintendents key players in courses' survival Lindsay, Stuart. 2016. The Pellucid Perspective. September. 7(9): p. 7-8.
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South Australian superintendents cop a soaking Anonymous. 2016. The Cut. September 30. p. [1-2].
  • Newsletter
 276843
Drainage: Through the Green: The fundamentals of successful golf course drainage Skorulski, Jim; O'Brien, Patrick. 2016. USGA Green Section Record. September 2. 54(17): p. 1-8.
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Where does the time go?
 Cannon, Collin. 2016. The Golf Course Trades. September 1. 29(9): p. 24-25.
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Super-Heroes Suderman, Grant; Bradbury, Mitch. 2016. Heart Beat. August. p. 7-8, 12.
  • Newsletter
 284679
Don Frantz: PBI-Gordon Anonymous. 2016. Kansas Grass Roots. August. p. 20.
  • Newsletter
  • Interview
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National study shows golf courses have significantly reduced nutrieint use and acreage fertilized: Survey by Golf COurse Superintendents Association of America also shows conservation practices account for 90 percent of the reduction in nutrient use Anonymous. 2016. The Reporter [IGCSA]. August. p. 28.
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A cut above
 Anonymous. 2016. Turf Matters. August/September. p. 30.
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