Superintendent Radio Network

Jeffrey Scott, of Jeffrey Scott Consulting and Leader’s Edge Peer Group, shares how being community-minded can benefit your course with some tips from his upcoming talk at GIE+Expo’s Learning Lounge, “How your company can benefit from community service projects.”

There's a lot to be excited about for the upcoming GIE+Expo in Louisville, Ky., this year. Join in as Kris Kiser, president and CEO of OPEI, talks about what he's most excited to see at the show.

There's a lot to be excited about for the upcoming GIE+Expo in Louisville, Ky., this year. Join in as Kris Kiser, president and CEO of OPEI, talks about what he's most excited to see at the show.

Bob Kohlstedt, superintendent at Fox Bend Golf Course, tells the amazing story he shared for GCI's Course Companion Survey. When his dog Gus got trapped by flood waters on the course, Kohlstedt risked it all to save his friend.

Bob Kohlstedt, superintendent at Fox Bend Golf Course, tells the amazing story he shared for GCI's Course Companion Survey. When his dog Gus got trapped by flood waters on the course, Kohlstedt risked it all to save his friend.

What makes a water hammer so damaging? Dealing with hydraulics might seem difficult to get right, but GCI columnist Brian Vinchesi walks us through it to keep the system working - and working efficiently.

Josh Heptig is the superintendent at San Luis Obispo's County Parks golf course, which is one of the first zero-waste courses. He shows how they do it - and how other superintendents can get started.

What makes a water hammer so damaging? Dealing with hydraulics might seem difficult to get right, but GCI columnist Brian Vinchesi walks us through it to keep the system working - and working efficiently.

Josh Heptig is the superintendent at San Luis Obispo's County Parks golf course, which is one of the first zero-waste courses. He shows how they do it - and how other superintendents can get started.

Public speaking for a superintendent means more than knowing how to prepare a Power Point – it means getting up in front of local groups. GCI’s Pat Jones talks about how to tell the golf course’s story.