Superintendent Radio Network

Kenny is the first manager of environmental science for Troon Golf, a position that allows her to help some of the superintendents at the company's many clubs and courses comply with environmental and other governmental regulations.

Planning, selling and executing projects. And how does somebody last at the same golf course architecture firm for nearly 40 years? Rees Jones, Inc. senior vice president Greg Muirhead offers perspective on various tactical and human topics.

Trent visits Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota to study maintenance facilities, tour a few special golf courses and see his friends at Foley Company. Who did he meet? What did he learn? He recaps the experience with guest co-host Austin Wright of Sand Valley.

In golf-rich Westchester County, New York, superintendent Nick Lerner has quietly found ways to adapt and elevate Bonnie Briar Country Club.

Guy and Matt return from a trio of very different trips — industry education in North Carolina, course visits in Georgia and a fantastic regional trade show in South Carolina. Love the Southeast.

Christine Kane is the CEO of Audubon International and believes “that golf can certainly play a role or provide opportunities for folks who want work with an environmental approach.”

Crabgrass is among the banes of turf pros and homeowners alike. Corteva turf & ornamental territory manager Raymond Miller shares his perspective from more than 50(!) years in the industry.

The 27-year-old turf leader joins the podcast to discuss the Brentsville District High School turfgrass program — now more than 200 students strong — how to build, how to brand, and more. (Just don't call him the Great Uniter.)

Arizona-based Gary Brawley reveals what it takes to execute projects in the heavy-play era and explains why water must be on everybody’s mind these days.