Superintendent Radio Network

What is the golf maintenance scene like at the nation’s largest retirement community? And how do you control disease across 747 holes in Florida? We go inside the programs and philosophies at The Villages with vice president of golf Rickey Craig.

The onetime college basketball player and current assistant superintendent has traveled twice to volunteer at Pebble Beach — and recently found herself in the eye of a storm.

After nearly a decade working on projects in China, Patrick Burton needed to find an avenue to break into the United States golf market. He explains why he shifted his attention to technology and golftainment.

Baking bread and cheering for a national championship football team. Plus, plenty of equipment talk. Foley Company’s Tyler Barrett makes his podcast debut with Trent.

Guy and Matt recap a week out in Phoenix — before, during and after the GCSAA Conference and Trade Show. What did they see on the floor? (Hint: Tech was big this year.) Who did they talk with? And where did they play?

The decorated golf course architect has been around — and loved — the game since she was a girl, and has ideas about how to make it even better for everyone.

Working in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic means opportunities to help modernize the golf amenities at enduring clubs. Joel Weiman explains the methodology he uses to maximize confined spaces.

Pinehurst! The Gulf side of Florida! The Monterey Peninsula! Matt and Guy recap their recent travels to some golf-rich places.

How does fixing golf maintenance equipment compare to working on $40 million fighter jets? Jeff Lumaquin reveals the answer to Trent and explains how a Craigslist ad led to a career at one of the West’s most revered clubs.