Superintendent Radio Network

Nearly three-quarters of all U.S. golf course facilities are open to the public. Matt and Guy discuss two picturesque public courses filled with great characters and small-business savvy.

Robert McNeil designs, renovates, restores and manages golf courses. He also owns one. Listen to why he’s heavily invested into promoting and creating fast, friendly and inclusive golf experiences.

A metal fan for years, Terry Hills Golf Course superintendent Thad Thompson is now a proud Metal Dad — his younger son, Dylan, is the drummer for the up-and-coming metal band Invictra.

Veteran superintendents Ron Furlong and Matthew Wharton talk about labor challenges, lessons learned in 2020 and more.

Why does Sue Spahr often refer to Swanhills Golf Course as her “first born?” The veteran superintendent joins Rick Woelfel to describe her unique connection with the northwest Illinois land she has spent a quarter-century managing.

What celebrities have most affected the game over the decades? Matt and Guy share their top five, plus thoughts about winter golf television, recent reads and more.

From running around his neighborhood golf course to traveling the world with one of the industry’s most recognizable design firms, Robert Trent Jones II chief design offer Bruce Charlton has spent much of the past 40 years on the move. We got him to stop for a few minutes to reflect on his career journey.

Raul Iurk is a talented young turf pro with some impressive stops on his resume. He is also a native Brazilian now tangled in a complicated visa situation.

Golf Course Industry editors Guy Cipriano and Matt LaWell dive into the incredible facts and figures in the 10th annual State of the Industry report, and Dr. Kelly Price discusses how the game might be able to market and grow after a booming 2020.

Golf Course Industry sales wizard and novice golfer Andrew "Hurricane" Hatfield returns to recap his first full year on the course. (The kid is turning into a heck of a golfer!)