Superintendent Radio Network

BASF senior technical specialists Dr. Emma Lookabaugh and Kyle Miller answer questions about what the release of Aramax Intrinsic brand fungicide means for superintendents.

Erik Larsen explains why renovations, restorations, remodels and transformations aren’t the same thing and how he went from using a Patty Berg retrofitted 5 iron as a 5-year-old to becoming an adaptable golf course architect.

Account manager (and scratch golfer) Jimmy Clark joins the podcast to discuss playing 100 holes in a day and grilling out with the team at Hammock Creek Golf Club.

How do you handle those pesky weeds that come back year after year (after year after ...)? Yep, we're talking about perennials. Phil Bruner and Chester VandenBerg share their perspective on best practices, emerging trends and more.

Terry Appel started his golf industry career as a child putting pencils and scorecards on carts. He now keeps carts and other vehicles at Overbrook (Pennsylvania) Golf Club operating at high levels. He joins Trent to share his path to success and longevity.

Carol Turner was working in the fitness industry when golf course maintenance pulled her back in. How did she wind up at what is essentially her home course? How does her calendar look prepping for a mid-May start? And what is it like boating to work every day?

Gene Bates is the son of a game warden and the son-in-law of a golf course architect, so he’s seen many incredible outdoor sights, including hippos on greens. He also has an incredible zest for providing memorable playing experiences to the masses.

A charming course called Fincastle in the “Tallest town in Virginia” on the drive south. A pair of Charlotte stops at Carmel Country Club and Quail Hollow Club on the way home. Plus, another walk around Augusta National Golf Club. Editor-in-chief Guy Cipriano and senior contributing writer Lee Carr recap their annual early April course visit trip.