S2,EP9  - Dr David Greenshields commercial manager at Barenbrug speaks with Joe Hendy seed product and area sales manager, AGS. It's a niche area of expertise, David has a Master's degree in Environmental Biology and a PhD in Plant Genetics and has served 15 years at one of the UK's largest seed producers in Barenbrug. Joe started in the industry in 1997 as a seed analyst and has 25 years experience, working alongside all major seed producers in the UK. Two guys with a 'strong seed game' discuss over-seeding options for all golf course scenarios. Golfs become a 365 day a year sport, what tools are in the modern turf managers armoury to help future-proof your course against modern demands. Fairways, walkways, pinch-points, tees, greens, we discuss them all. A great listen for anyone considering over-seeding and is interested in hearing what options are open to them.

S2,EP8  - Joe is a West Country lad, who has made the big step to relocate to Austria to become head greenkeeper at Diamond Club Ottenstein. The relocation has gone well, taking his knowledge, expertise and family with him. If you would like to know how they do it abroad, this is a really insightful listen! Finally a man managing creeping bentgrass in its favourable environment . Joe talks us through being introduced to increased feeding programmes, being closed for winter, learning the language (or not) and the importance of owning a cheese board! We also tackle vital statistics, favourite hole, whats in the shed, favourite bit of kit and all mainstay subjects of the turfhub podcast.

S2,EP7  - We revisit Richard, who kindly gives us an update on how the drought of 2022 is affecting Clevedon Golf Club. The struggles , strains and how he's planning on coming out the other side....

S2,EP6  - Sam is a Londoner who has relocated to Weston Super Mare in North Somerset, to become head greenkeeper at Worlebury Golf Club. Bringing his expertise, knowledge and family with him. The relocation has gone well, but the same can't be said for his leather jacket problem - so far. Sam talks openly about the problem he's faced and talks about all the things he's trying to resolve them. A great listen, where we also hit vital statistics, favourite hole, whats in the shed, favourite bit of kit and what to do when faced with confrontation! 

The podcast on tour continues into Hampshire, as Lee gives us sneaky peek over the neighbours fence, as he talks all things Wellow GC. 27 holes, 3 courses (of 9) set in the New Forest -  it's a cracking listen.  We hit vital statistics, higher or lower, favourite hole, whats in the shed, favourite bit of kit and much more. 

A year into the job at Painswick, Adam tells us how he looks after the course, as the soul greenkeeper. It's our first pod where the same man has both the best and worst lunches! Adam talks vital statistics, higher or lower, favourite hole, whats in the shed and his favourite bits of kit. We talk projects, practices, dream holes and more in this behind the scenes look with the one man greenkeeping machine!

Following some extensive bunker work & recent award of the environmental project of the year award, Richard & Matt talk bunkers and course ecology.  Alongside our usual segments, vital statistics, favourite hole, whats in the shed and their favourite bits of kit. We talk projects, practices, dream holes and more in this insightful behind the scenes look at Cirencester G.C ......and of course discover who brings in the worst lunches!

The podcast on tour continues in the south west as Neil gives us sneaky peek over the neighbours fence as he talks all things Trevose. Vital statistics, favourite hole, whats in the shed and his favourite bit of kit (warning it isn't a procore). We talk projects, practices, dream holes and more in this cracking insight into one of Cornwalls coastal gems ......and of course discover who brings in the worst lunches!

Ben talks Joe through his course preparation for the ‘greatest show on turf’, the Cheltenham Festival.  Everything you could ever wish to know, laid bare. The pair talk about the difference in courses, fences, hurdles, horses, the going and just why the stick is mightier than the sword.  It’s a must for any grounds or horse enthusiast, plus anyone who might be looking to get the upper hand with their bookie!

Dans talks Newquay course practices, leatherjackets, ecology, the resurgence of the Cornish Chuff, vital statistics, what’s in the shed, favourite hole and more. As Joe and Neil take the turf hub on tour of the West Country.