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Battery power is in all aspects of our lives—cell phones, computers, cars, vacuums, speakers, flashlights, etc. The...

Watching turf get destroyed by traffic during the winter is difficult for golf course superintendents. Cold...

This is part two of a six-part series on golf course water use. Read Part 1.

This is part 5 of a 6-part series on golf course water use. Read Part 4.

This is part 4 of a 6-part series on golf course water use. Read Part 3.

This is part three of a six-part series on golf course water use. Read Part 2.

When the 123rd U.S. Open is played June 15 to 18 at The Los Angeles Country Club, TV cameras will show the course’s...

How do you know if all that core aeration and sand topdressing is doing any good for your putting greens? Have you made...

Whether grass is damaged by flooding depends on several factors:

Winter overseeding of warm-season turf with perennial ryegrass has long been the traditional way to produce green turf...

Fall is an especially important time of year for fertilizing both warm season and cool season turfgrasses on your golf...

Turf stress occurs for a variety of reasons, mostly due to hot temperatures and environmental extremes. In addition to...

This is Part 3 of a three-part series that focuses on various aspects of smart irrigation for golf courses. The...

This is Part 2 of a three-part series that focuses on various aspects of smart irrigation for golf courses. ...

This is Part 1 of a three-part series that focuses on various aspects of smart irrigation for golf courses. Smart...

Aquatic plants can enhance ponds on your golf course in multiple ways. But some are nuisance weeds that quickly take...

Golf courses throughout the northern part of the country are just starting to enjoy spring weather, and some are...

Earth Day was first held April 22, 1970, to demonstrate support for environmental protection. When we consider the...

Sand topdressing has been a critical practice to produce smooth, healthy putting greens dating back to the early days...

Golf course designers often build a pond or lake leaving the course owners and superintendents without guidance...

Even though conditions are perfect right now at golf courses that overseeded for the winter, March is the time to...

It can be frustrating to see break throughs of crabgrass and goosegrass in the spring and early summer after a...

Exercising mainline valves should be done at least once per year as part of a good preventive maintenance program for...

If your golf course has any problems, they will likely show up in August. Here’s what you can do about it.

As we continue with our golf course maintenance DIY series, conducting an audit of your database and central control...

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It was the best year for golf in over two decades. With 2020 in our rearview mirror, the National Golf Foundation (NGF)

March 18, 2021, PHOENIX— Ewing Irrigation & Landscape Supply recently expanded its golf team, adding Pat Gross,...

Like many of you, we haven’t missed a Golf Industry Show (GIS) in decades. Though each GIS had their own twists, this...

In the same way you might develop a strategy for your golf swing, the golf course itself requires a strategic plan too....

How does a golf course slash its water bill by nearly $1 million per year and still provide playable greens and a...

Every January, hundreds of thousands of golf lovers head to Scottsdale, Arizona to enjoy “The Greatest Show on Grass.”...

Are your cup cutters getting worn out and difficult to use–or are you looking for ways to save some time on day to day...

Many superintendents are already thinking about preparing their greens for fall and winter and with good reason—it can...

Does a heavy rain bring feelings of frustration when you think about your sand traps? Then you may have #BunkerProblems.