Superintendent Radio Network

The COVID-19 pandemic sequestered Guy in California more than a week longer than planned, but while he loved the extra family time, he still needed to get home — and driving 2,500 miles seemed safer than flying. This is the fifth part of that cross-country drive story.

The COVID-19 pandemic sequestered Guy in California more than a week longer than planned, but while he loved the extra family time, he still needed to get home — and driving 2,500 miles seemed safer than flying. This is the fourth part of that cross-country drive story.

Dr. Zac Reicher and Dr. Paul Giordano of the Bayer Green Solutions team share technical tips for handling a spring filled with unique challenges.

Jason Gross has worked as the superintendent at a trio of central Florida golf courses and is currently at La Cita Country Club in Titusville. He also took an originally unplanned six-year sabbatical to teach yoga and surf. He learned plenty of good lessons applicable to the industry and the everyday.

A member of the Golf Course Industry team graduated from the driving range and Topgolf sooner than expected. He describes being on a golf course from the perspective of somebody learning the game.

The COVID-19 pandemic sequestered Guy in California more than a week longer than planned, but while he loved the extra family time, he still needed to get home — and driving 2,500 miles seemed safer than flying. This is the third part of that cross-country drive story.

Superintendent Isaac Breuer explains how the A.L. Gustin Golf Course became an environmental leader in Missouri and beyond. He also shares ways to boost your course’s environmental profile.

The COVID-19 pandemic sequestered Guy in California more than a week longer than planned, but while he loved the extra family time, he still needed to get home — and driving 2,500 miles seemed safer than flying. This is the second part of that cross-country drive story.

The COVID-19 pandemic sequestered Guy in California more than a week longer than planned, but while he loved the extra family time, he still needed to get home — and driving 2,500 miles seemed safer than flying. This is the first part of that cross-country drive story.

A two-part look at how golf course architects are handling COVID-19 continues with Forrest Richardson making the historical and practical case about why golf matters even more during uncertain times.