Superintendent Radio Network

David Ferris of Sanford Ferris Golf Course Design describes receiving an opportunity to work at a course where he learned the game and reveals how his partnership with John Sanford has lasted 25 years.

After a successful run in college athletics, onetime Penn State golfer (and regular amateur competitor) Katrin Wolfe moved last year to the GCSAA. It has been a wonderful 12 months.

Chad Allen is the *new* superintendent at The Club at Chatham Hills, but that promotion is one of just three turf fantasies come to life discussed in this episode. Chad also details a great start to the year that has included a multi-day trip to a top-100 facility and a weeklong volunteer run he calls Turfheads Fantasy Camp.

Steven Ball is the director of agronomy at Ballyhack in Virginia, where the weather can be erratic. Steven describes how his team produces high-quality bentgrass playing surfaces at a fabulous club in his home state.

Trent spends some time with Shelby DuBois of the Talisker Club, a unique Utah track situated at 7,000 feet elevation.

How did Mendham Golf and Tennis Club manage to turn two acres near the maintenance facility into a truly unique short course? Superintendent Chris Boyle shares his story.

Bradley S. Klein, Ph.D., returns to the podcast to discuss the beloved outgoing superintendent at his local municipal course, the incoming successor, and the *magic* that municipal superintendents seem to manage every season.

Nichole Parker shifted gears early in her school from nursing to agronomy. Evidenced by her run at Ladies’ Golf Club of Toronto and recent move to Cabot Cape Breton, it was a good move.

A delectable short course in rural Virginia. A soothing championship course in rural South Carolina. We visit a pair of courses that blend marvelously with their rustic surroundings.

Views, sketches, short courses and mentors. We visit with a Rocky Mountain-based golf architect to get his perspective on the industry.