Superintendent Radio Network

Water availability is one of the biggest political issues facing golf right now, and while it can seem... well, dry, Craig Kessler, director of governmental affairs for the Southern California Golf Association explains why we need to pay attention in part 1 of his interview.

Water availability is one of the biggest political issues facing golf right now, and while it can seem... well, dry, Craig Kessler, director of governmental affairs for the Southern California Golf Association explains why we need to pay attention in part 1 of his interview.

Starting dialogue and being proactive can make all the difference when facing water restrictions. Craig Kessler, director of governmental affairs for the Southern California Golf Association, shows us how to get started in part 2 of his interview.

Jason Haines, a winner of our 2014 Super Social Media Awards for Best Blog, talks about how to use a blog to show off the course and your work. Check out his blog at Turfhacker.

Jason Haines, a winner of our 2014 Super Social Media Awards for Best Blog, talks about how to use a blog to show off the course and your work. Check out his blog at Turfhacker.

Pat Gross, director of the Southwest region for the USGA, talks about some of the issues California superintendents are facing with water restrictions. Learn more by clicking here.

Andrea Li, of Women in Turf, joins us on the show to talk about the group's goals for connecting women in the industry in the upcoming year. Find out more about Women in Turf at womeninturf.com.

Andrea Li, of Women in Turf, joins us on the show to talk about the group's goals for connecting women in the industry in the upcoming year. Find out more about Women in Turf at womeninturf.com.

Pat Gross, director of the Southwest region for the USGA, talks about some of the issues California superintendents are facing with water restrictions. Learn more by clicking here.

Dr. Micah Woods of the Asian Turfgrass Center talks about how using the right turf in the right places on the course helps cut back on inputs and water usage.