Superintendent Radio Network

Owners, operators and memberships are spending significant money to renovate golf courses. BASF senior technical specialist Kyle Miller explains how to ensure surfaces remain tidy when the enhanced layouts are ready for play.

Longtime LPGA star and television commentator Dottie Pepper dials in to discuss agronomy, Augusta, and more.

Rick Phelps has received a terrific seat to witness and help guide golf development in his native Colorado. Embarking on a career as a golf course architect, though, required surrendering terrific seats at sporting events.

Virginia buttonweed is a menace on turf. If you have it, you know it. If you don't have it, be glad. Phil Bruner joins the podcast with advice on how to handle Poor Joe.

Mitch Hunt was a retired marine dealership owner enjoying the northern Michigan outdoors. He’s now the equipment manager at Traverse City Country Club. He tells Trent what he relishes about his second – and unexpected – career.

How did overseeding start out in the Coachella Valley? And how is the practice still so successful? Judd Spicer returns to discuss his latest feature: Overseed Ovation.

Guy landed in Boston and started driving north to learn what makes the golf and turf scene lovely in a pair of New England states. Courses visited include Essex County Club, Kernwood Country Club, Gannon Municipal Golf Course, Cape Ann Golf Course, The Ledges Golf Club, Purpoodock Club, Abenakee Club and Myopia Hunt Club.

Rutgers University professor Dr. Bruce Clarke and BASF senior technical specialist Kyle Miller describe what it takes to develop a successful cool-season disease control program. The accomplished pair then offers insight into thwarting anthracnose.

Longtime Illinois superintendent Sue Spahr returns to the podcast — her first appearance was on the first episode, back in January 2021 — to discuss the course, the industry, and the growing Women in Turf movement.

How do you even begin rebuilding a golf course after a massive flood? And how do you describe the views and golf in the Canadian Rockies? Gary Browning discusses life as a golf course architect amid some of North America’s most spectacular scenery.