Envu donates $10,000 to support the GCSAA Disaster Relief Fund October 22, 2024 The GCSAA Disaster Relief Fund assists GCSAA members who have suffered personal loss caused by natural disasters.
Efforts underway to support GCSAA members affected by Hurricane Helene October 3, 2024 Led by Carolinas GCSA, support is being coordinated. Follow updates from the GCM team on how to help those impacted by the storm.
Par West Turf donates $15,000 to the GCSAA Disaster Relief Fund April 4, 2023 The GCSAA Disaster Relief Fund assists GCSAA members who have suffered personal loss caused by natural disasters
FMC Corp. donates $25,000 to GCSAA Disaster Relief Fund through matching gift program November 17, 2022 Gift assists GCSAA members affected by natural disasters.
Hurricane season is a unique challenge for offshore superintendents July 2022 As harsh weather looms, superintendents and crews from Bermuda to the Bahamas prep their courses.
Iowa derecho: Superintendents recount storm, damages August 20, 2020 The derecho that tore through the Midwest last week unleashed its worst on its way across Iowa. Four superintendents describe their encounters with the unusual wind storm.
Damage done at Winged Foot Golf Club August 13, 2020 Just a month shy of the 2020 U.S. Open, the host venue was hit with tree loss and a prolonged power outage courtesy of Tropical Storm Isaias.
Better Billy Bunker offers GCSAA Disaster Relief Fund matching September 26, 2018 The fund allows those in the golf industry to directly aid peers impacted by natural disasters.
Country Club of Charleston: Countdown to 2019 U.S. Womenā€™s Open July 12, 2018 With the U.S. Women’s Open coming to town next spring, both the city of Charleston, S.C., and the event’s host venue have preparations well underway.
A river of challenges at Shawnee Golf Course April 27, 2018 For superintendent Chris Gayheart, overseeing a golf course along the Ohio River has come with its fair share of recent water-related obstacles.
Quail Creek Country Club rebounds from Hurricane Irma April 19, 2018 Superintendent Kevin Leo and others at the Florida club — which lost 4,000 trees and all its bunkers to Irma’s wrath — discuss cleanup, emerging with a better product, and welcoming the Florida Women’s Open this summer.
After the storms: Superintendents facing challenges head-on October 12, 2017 Hurricanes from Texas to the U.S. Virgin Islands have tested golf course superintendents, who are still responding to the challenge.
Architects offer pro bono services in the wake of Harvey September 8, 2017 ASGCA members Nathan Crace and Todd Quitno are teaming up to provide a complete master plan to a golf course affected by Hurricane Harvey.