Superintendent Radio Network

Lee Carr reads her new Christmas turfgrass poem ... with classical music accompaniment.

Lee Carr reads her new Christmas turfgrass poem ... with classical music accompaniment.

Guy recaps visits to Tobacco Road and Pinehurst Resort, wondering all the while why he doesn't just move to American golf's cradle.

Trent chats with an equipment manager at a gorgeous golf setting along the Oregon coast. Alex Tessman describes how he landed at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort’s highly regarded Sheep Ranch — and why headphones are his favorite job tool.

After more than six years and 75 columns, America's Greenkeeper Matthew Wharton bids adieu to his monthly column. Plus, Oquirrh Hills superintendent Brian J. Roth recalls his scariest day on a golf course.

Just about everybody in the industry uses fungicides, and there's always more to learn. Corteva Agriscience turf and ornamental field scientist Paul Marquardt dives into use, rotation, education, and more.

BASF senior product manager Jeff Vannoy and turf marketing manager Jan Coetzer review 2024, preview 2025, and dive into turf technology, a new fungicide for fairways and a solution capable of helping superintendents handle an active ingredient restriction.

Renee Schmaltz used to play between the pipes during her years as a college hockey goalie. After shifting her athletic focus, she's now the second assistant superintendent at Highlands Golf Club in Alberta, where her young career is at full strength.

Ever visit Myrtle Beach for the Carolinas GCSA Conference and Show? If you haven't, you should. If you have, Matt and Guy probably saw you there not too long ago. They recap another great week of golf, mini golf, conversations, catching up and more.

Play ball!!! And then design golf courses! Garrett Wasson reveals how he went from being a Division I baseball player to launching a career as a golf course architect. Hint: a very famous and very busy New York layout inspired him.