Superintendent Radio Network

Jakob Scales is the rare turf pro who works simultaneously on both golf courses (at Flint Hills National in Andover, Kansas) *and* on sports fields (for the Double-A Wichita Wind Surge). He's also only 17 years old.

Don Knott has been designing and improving golf courses since the 1970s – and he’s still finding ways to create energy wherever he works. He describes his decades of travel and provides candid insight on every imaginable topic.

Kristen Liebsch is the longtime executive director of the Philadelphia Association of Golf Course Superintendents. She is also the longtime spouse of a superintendent. Her role has evolved along with the role of superintendents.

Trent connects with a Pacific Northwest equipment technician who works at a championship course where his father is the director of agronomy. So, what does it take to keep Chambers Bay looking and playing sharp?

Westlake Golf and Country Club superintendent Jennifer Torres recaps her week at Pine Needles and how women in turf bonded over the experience, the importance of her crew, and more.

It’s been nearly five years since Michael Benkusky has joined the podcast. A LOT has changed in that time. We discuss his recent work in the Midwest and Florida, practice facilities, and a project at a site honoring a legendary running back.

In retirement, Linda Carrier joined the crew at the Country Club of North Carolina, where her lifelong curiosity shines. She has also run more than 120 marathons, halfs and ultras, and has plenty of stories to share. Plus, Game Plan columnist Henry DeLozier on prepping for 2023 and, possibly, a recession.

Nemacolin director of turfgrass management Chris Anderson leads a team responsible for maintaining two Pete Dye-designed golf courses on scenic land. He reveals his philosophies toward building and tweaking a disease management programs.

Nemacolin director of turfgrass management Chris Anderson leads a team responsible for maintaining two Pete Dye-designed golf courses on scenic land. He reveals his philosophies toward building and tweaking a disease management programs.

Two Georgians talk shop, family and wildlife. The result is Trent combining with The Ford Field & River Club equipment manager Daniel Barnes for one of the longest and most candid conversations in series history.