Balancing the benefits trees provide with the stress they put on turf is a challenge for architects and superintendents
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Faster does not necessarily mean better when it comes to green speeds
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The entire Chicago District will face an invasion of periodical cicadas this year
By Sheldon L. Solow
Planting milkweed on golf courses can help mitigate the decline in monarch butterfly populations
By James G. Weisiger
Learn why it is important to repair your ball marks, and the best method to do so
By Dr. William Finn
Trees can have an array of negative impacts on the health of turfgrass
By Steven Green
Golf cart traffic and drought have a significant effect on turfgrass; here's how you can help
By Bill Inglese
Modern technology and standards ensure golf courses positively impact the environment
By Sheldon L. Solow
The job of a golf course superintendent goes well beyond what you might imagine
By Dwight Erskine
As golf season begins, remember these basics of tending to the golf course
By Dwight Erskine
The two primary methods in green construction are push-up and USGA spec
By Dwight Erskine
The use of long grasses in "natural areas" on golf courses is on the rise, and for good reason
By Bill Callahan
The process plays a vital role in the maintenance of healthy turfgrass
By Bill Inglese
Innovative products assist superintendents in upkeeping pristine bunkers
By Sheldon L. Solow
With the boon of increased play comes the effects on golf courses and maintenance staffs
By Dwight Erskine
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