Superintendent Radio Network

Joey Franco of Brookstone Golf & Country Club in Acworth, Ga., joins us fresh off a Best Blog win at our GCI Super Social Media Awards. He discusses why communication is so important, and gives his tips on reaching members with content.

Joey Franco of Brookstone Golf & Country Club in Acworth, Ga., joins us fresh off a Best Blog win at our GCI Super Social Media Awards. He discusses why communication is so important, and gives his tips on reaching members with content.

Annual bluegrass might show up strong in some turf stands this spring, thanks to the past winter. Dr. Zac Reicher of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln talks about how to get ahead and control.

Annual bluegrass might show up strong in some turf stands this spring, thanks to the past winter. Dr. Zac Reicher of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln talks about how to get ahead and control.

Adam Garr of Plum Hollow Country Club in Southfield, Mich., comes back for a second award from the GCI Super Social Media Awards, this year in Best Blog. He covers what drives his social media, and how to experiment with getting your message out.

Joey Franco of Brookstone Golf & Country Club in Acworth, Ga., joins us fresh off a Best Blog win at our GCI Super Social Media Awards. He discusses why communication is so important, and gives his tips on reaching members with content.

Annual bluegrass might show up strong in some turf stands this spring, thanks to the past winter. Dr. Zac Reicher of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln talks about how to get ahead and control.

Removing turf sounds like the opposite of what golf course superintendents should want to do, but Dave Fleming of Golf Properties Design shows how to explain turf removal programs when they come up on the course.

Removing turf sounds like the opposite of what golf course superintendents should want to do, but Dave Fleming of Golf Properties Design shows how to explain turf removal programs when they come up on the course.

Pace of play is one of the biggest challenges superintendents face in bringing in more players. Ryan Baldwin, CGCS, of Highland Golf and Country Club in Indianapolis, Ind., made some changes to speed up the game and give members more ways to not mind spending time at the club.