Superintendent Radio Network

Before reading our November issue, spend some time with contributor Rick Woelfel, who wrote the cover story about Concord Country Club's in-house projects and a look ahead at 2021, and Medinah Country Club equipment and shop manager Brian Bressler, who's featured in a story about equipment technicians.

A Raynor restoration, keeping tournament courses member friendly, architect-superintendent-pro synergy, golf course life cycles and working for a big firm. Fazio Design's Tom Marzolf demonstrates topic versatility developed through a lifetime in golf.

Buckle up for an hour of turf talk about courses in the Rubber City, on the Gulf of Mexico, and all around Rossches — er, Rochester.

Lowcountry legend Clyde Johnston spins stories about designing courses on Hilton Head, the differences in golf along the South Carolina coast, and working with a pair of charismatic major champions.

Our October issue is packed with construction and renovation stories. Game Plan columnist Henry DeLozier outlines how you can plan for the long game, and Boulder Creek Golf Club owner/operator/architect Joe Salemi provides a different template for laying out links.

Purdue University's Dr. Richard Latin and BASF's Kyle Miller return to add closing 2020 thoughts and offer guidance on future decisions superintendents and their teams must make.

Desert Mountain veteran Shawn Emerson loves baseball. He loved to play it and coach it when he was younger, he still loves to watch it, and he loves taking lessons learned from the Orioles of his youth and applying them to golf course maintenance. With the MLB playoffs just hours away, spend some time listening to Emerson pitch on the game.

Veteran superintendent Stacy Baker has stepped away from the daily grind three times over the last three decades, most recently to explore the construction side of the industry. What did he learn by building? And how does he value sabbaticals?

Guy joins a golf league, then heads out to the Pacific Northwest, Matt prepares for a trip to the Gulf Coast, plus a dive into the ongoing Distance Debate.

Winged Foot Golf Club director of golf courses Steve Rabideau describes the emotions and agronomics of preparing for a U.S. Open being staged under extraordinary circumstances.