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  • 2018 Rounds 4 Research auction raises $312,663

    May 22, 2018
    The national program has raised more than $1 million for turfgrass research since 2012.
  • Former GCSAA president Cliff Wagoner dies

    May 16, 2018
    The longtime superintendent at Del Rio Country Club in Modesto, Calif., helped launch the association’s Certified Golf Course Superintendent program.
  • Golf industry mourns James B. Beard, Ph.D.

    May 15, 2018
    The turfgrass scientist and industry legend died Monday.
  • GCSAA funds $112,500 in turfgrass research

    May 15, 2018
    Six new turfgrass research projects have been chosen to receive grants from the association in 2018.
  • War Eagle: Turf Bowl winners go inside the ropes at Sawgrass

    May 14, 2018
    Austin Brown and Brock Pittman spent last week volunteering on the maintenance team at TPC Sawgrass for The Players.
  • The First Tee links up with alternative learning program in Virginia

    May 9, 2018
    At Birdwood Golf Course in Charlottesville, middle and high school students build golf skills, confidence and character.
  • The Players: A focus on today with an eye on the future

    May 9, 2018
    It’s all systems go for Jeff Plotts, CGCS, and the agronomy team at TPC Sawgrass for the 2018 event, but changes loom in 2019.
  • GreenSight Agronomics acquires Turf Cloud

    May 9, 2018
    The purchase of the company — founded by two superintendents — will enhance the data storage, organization and analysis capabilities of GreenSight drones.
  • Remembering Brent Wadsworth

    May 8, 2018
    Golf course superintendents reflect on the legacy and share memories of the prolific golf course builder, who passed away in February.
  • Target Specialty Products and SOLitude Lake Management team up

    May 4, 2018
    The companies are cooperating to deliver comprehensive turf care and aquatic services to the golf industry.
  • Robert Randquist named GCSAA chief operating officer

    May 3, 2018
    The golf industry veteran and past president of the association will assume the COO role May 29.
  • Jeff Blume elected ASGCA president

    May 3, 2018
    The Texas native plans to draw attention to the economic successes being seen by those investing in golf facilities of all types.
  • Bee-friendly neonicotinoids?

    May 2018 GCM_LOGO_GREEN
    A better understanding of bees’ biochemical defense systems can be leveraged to develop neonicotinoid insecticides that don’t endanger bee health.
  • Less mowing equals more bees

    May 2018 GCM_LOGO_GREEN
    Homeowners can preserve pollinator habitat in lawns by adjusting mowing frequency to researchers’ recommendations.
  • Up to Speed: You are what you produce

    May 2018 GCM_LOGO_GREEN
    Turfgrass is known to be a cosmetic enhancement, but the plant also has positive environmental, economic and social impacts, including curbing crime.
  • Verdure: Looks like everything is just fine

    May 2018 GCM_LOGO_GREEN
    Researchers examined whether the greater thatch and thatch mass of Penn A-4 and Penn G-2 creeping bentgrass affected the varieties’ topdressing and aeration requirements.
  • Cream leaf blight of ultradwarf bermudagrass

    May 2018 GCM_LOGO_GREEN
    A new disease of ultradwarf bermudagrass greens, cream leaf blight is bad for appearances in the southeastern transition zone and northern Florida.
  • Pollinators in the turfgrass ecosystem: Best management practices

    May 2018 GCM_LOGO_GREEN
    Wise use of the tools that help us produce both food and high-quality landscaping will help protect the pollinators that are vital to food production.
  • National Golf Day 2018 rewind

    May 1, 2018
    A robust GCSAA presence joined the We Are Golf coalition to represent and advocate for the golf industry in Washington, D.C.
  • Fuel your passion as a golf course superintendent

    May 2018 GCM_LOGO_GREEN
    Passion, when properly wielded, can help superintendents overcome obstacles, inspire their team, and turn out a top-notch golf course.
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