Charles Fultz named recipient of the GCSAA’s 2025 Leo Feser Award

Fultz’s article on the importance of mental health was selected as this year’s top superintendent-written article in GCM

For Oklahoma golf course superintendent, one job is enough

Jody Shahan, GCSAA Class A superintendent, has been at Boots Hollow Golf Club in Bartlesville, Okla., for 37 years.

Utah project addresses water conservation

The annual Crop Science Society of America meeting shared water-saving ideas

Can ice encasement take the breath away from annual bluegrass?

A study sought greater understanding of anaerobic metabolism in annual bluegrass to help generate recommendations for well-timed management strategies.

GCSAA names Erin Wolfram director of First Green and workforce development

Career services expert has extensive experience with GCSAA members

Truth in Science: Correlation vs. cause and effect

When it comes to science, correlation doesn't necessarily mean cause and effect.

Photo Quiz: Strange marks across dew, missing turf

Do you have the knowledge to solve this month's turf mysteries?

From the Emerald Isle to the putting green

Donnacha O’Connor has made a home and career in Minnesota

Stewards of the Chesapeake celebrates 25 years

The Mid-Atlantic Association of Golf Course Superintendents' annual event supports turfgrass research and environmental sustainability.

Countdown to the 2026 GCSAA Conference and Trade Show

Get an early look at the 2026 GCSAA Conference and Trade Show in Orlando, where the association will celebrate its 100th year of existence.

Zoysiagrass wins big at Ohio course

Solving tree problems

Need to get to the root of your tree issues? Try these processes for diagnosis and restoration.

GCSAA names Shelly Robbins senior director, foundation, corporate sales and events

Accomplished senior executive will provide strategic direction for revenue-generation areas

Cutting Edge: Moisture management for annual bluegrass weevil; root-knot nematodes and take-all root rot

Research projects consider the interactions between moisture and deadly pests, as well as the relationship between root-knot nematodes and take-all root rot in hybrid bermudagrass.

Stepping into leadership at Green Start Academy

The 20th Green Start Academy at Pinehurst helped assistants learn what it takes to become leaders

Intensive leadership training at Syngenta Business Institute

Twenty-five superintendents from as far away as Hawaii attended the three-plus-day event in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Melrose leadership programs sending 18 to GCSAA Conference and Trade Show

The selected superintendents and equipment managers will receive professional development, networking and educational opportunities through the Melrose programs

Verdure: Earthworms are great for gardens, not for greens

With today’s golf course turf management practices, sand topdressing may repel earthworms.

Tips for tackling pesky jobs

The time for taking care of offseason maintenance tasks is now.

From acre-feet to outcomes: Interpreting the 2024 GCEP Water Survey

A report on the fourth survey in the Golf Course Environmental Profile series, reflecting national and regional changes since 2005.