FMC’s ‘Give Back to Local Chapters’ totals $33K in donations January 20, 2022 Thirty GCSAA chapters benefited from funds given by the program in 2021. Chapter leaders share just how those gifts have made an impact for their members.
GCM’s guide to the 2022 GCSAA Conference and Trade Show January 2022 Look who’s back: After a one-year virtual-only hiatus, the GCSAA Conference and Trade Show returns in person, with a new name and a few other inaugural surprises.
Travis Cook receives GCSAA’s first Emerging Leader Award January 18, 2022 While climbing the career ladder, the superintendent has also compiled a stellar record of industry service.
Jack Fry honored with GCSAA’s Outstanding Contribution Award January 11, 2022 A fixture in turfgrass education, the scientist and researcher has influenced the expertise and career paths of many in the golf industry.
Andy Jorgensen wins President’s Award for Environmental Stewardship December 28, 2021 The Florida superintendent champions water-conscious and low-input golf course management strategies.
Jeff Heaton wins 2021 Leo Feser Award December 28, 2021 The Wisconsin superintendent’s wisdom on managing younger golf course employees has been chosen as the year’s top member-written GCM article.
Vince Gill to receive GCSAA’s Old Tom Morris Award December 14, 2021 The country music superstar has been a lifelong golfer and generous supporter of the game.
Bob Farren wins GCSAA’s inaugural Col. John Morley Award November 30, 2021 An extensive résumé of industry service has complemented the 41-year GCSAA member’s distinguished career at Pinehurst Resort.
17 dogs living their best turf life November 18, 2021 Get to know the very good boys and girls gracing the pages of GCSAA’s 2022 “Dog Days of Golf” calendar, a celebration of the golf industry’s beloved canine workforce.
Registration open for 2022 GCSAA Conference and Trade Show November 4, 2021 Find pricing and registration info, preview the education lineup, and get an update from GCSAA CEO Rhett Evans on plans for the event.
GCSAA Conference and Trade Show coming in February June 29, 2021 Known as the Golf Industry Show since 2005, the annual gathering has been rebranded to better reflect its GCSAA ties. Plus: Get details about the 2022 event.
Mark Jordan elected GCSAA’s 85th president February 5, 2021 The Ohio superintendent took the reins at a virtual version of the association’s Annual Meeting, and the Board of Directors welcomed a new member.
PGA Frisco: A testament to teamwork February 4, 2021 The PGA of America’s ambitious North Texas project and the collaboration among its architects, builders and superintendents got the spotlight at the 2021 Golf Industry Show.
Golf industry leaders foretell bright future at GIS 2021 February 4, 2021 Golf executives reflected on the tumult of 2020 and how the industry navigated, and cast an optimistic eye toward 2021 and beyond.
Virtually yours: Kicking off the 2021 Golf Industry Show February 3, 2021 The Opening Session championed superintendents and featured one of their most notable fans, Jim Nantz.
2021 Golf Industry Show: Virtual trade show spotlight January 28, 2021 You’ll find hundreds of exhibitors at the virtual trade show, and many are running special promotions, hosting must-see demonstrations, and giving away major prizes.
GCM’s guide to the 2021 Golf Industry Show January 2021 The show must go on(line)! Here’s everything you need to navigate GIS 2021, from the virtual platform itself to the education lineup, trade show, special events and more.
Michael Kenna to receive GCSAA’s Distinguished Service Award December 1, 2020 The former director of USGA Green Section Research has been instrumental in leading and advocating for turf research that has elevated the golf industry.
16 turf dogs to lift your spirits November 12, 2020 Meet the canine crew members featured in GCSAA and LebanonTurf’s just-unleashed 2021 “Dog Days of Golf” calendar.
Jim Nantz to receive Old Tom Morris Award from GCSAA November 3, 2020 The sports commentator’s insight and analysis have illuminated golf for worldwide audiences for more than three decades.