Superintendent Radio Network

Jeff Blume and Greg Martin go beneath (and on) the surface to help listeners understand the huge role drainage occupies in getting a golf course to play as intended.

Less than two months into 2023, both Tanner Schoenfelder and Greg Brandriet have landed new jobs — Tanner heading from Nevada back closer to home in Minnesota, and Greg wrapping up a year and a half on the road with his family and unpacking the RV in Arizona. Loved talking with both of them.

Trent chats with former assistant superintendent Daniel Heinze, CTEM, about career evolution, magnet fishing (really?!?!), being a father, BBQ and finding a great professional home as equipment manager at Kansas City Country Club.

Guy and Matt (and the rest of the Golf Course Industry team) are back from Orlando and have some thoughts … about the show and what it means to the industry, about public golf, and about one course visit during the week.

When Ashley Kendall Sutton graduated from NC State University with a degree in agricultural education, she planned on a teaching career. Those plans changed after a year in the classroom.

Lee Carr returns to the studio after a tremendous week at Green Start Academy on the grounds of the incomparable Pinehurst Resort. (She had a great time, in case you were wondering.)

Clemson University professor emeritus Dr. Bruce Martin and BASF senior technical specialist Dr. Emma Lookabaugh return to the podcast to describe why a disease control program can accomplish more than simply thwarting disease.

John LaFoy started focusing on renovations decades before many of his golf course architecture peers. What convinced him to establish a firm around renovation work? And what has he learned about making golf courses better?

Outside the Ropes columnist Tim Moraghan recaps the year that was with his Grainys then pivots to the future to provide guidance on what you need to know for any major course project — and Guy Cipriano celebrates 500 episodes on the Superintendent Radio Network!