Sixteen students have been selected to receive scholarships through the program, which supports future professionals in the turf management industry.

The chapter’s gift will help fund research, education, scholarships and advocacy.

With nearly 18,000 members worldwide, the association will deliver the unique STEM education program to a greater market.

The national program has raised more than $1 million for turfgrass research since 2012.

Six new turfgrass research projects have been chosen to receive grants from the association in 2018.

Opportunities to play at Sea Island Resort, Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge, and TPC Deere Run are among those up for bid.

The global manufacturer extends continued support to GCSAA’s philanthropic organization.

Funds will go toward the association’s initiative to establish golf course BMPs for all 50 states by 2020.

The plant protection company continues its support of GCSAA’s research-based initiatives.

The merger will broaden the reach of the educational program, which brings math and science learning into the colorful, hands-on world of golf courses.

The grant will go toward program that auctions golf rounds to fund regional turfgrass research.

The auction, held in conjunction with the Golf Industry Show, is open online until Feb. 19.

The donation will go toward advocacy training for GCSAA members.