Preconditioning your golf course

Preconditioning your course can prepare your turf for extreme conditions before they develop during the summer.

Super insights: tips from fellow supers to improve control of diseases, nematodes, weeds and more

As 2019 comes to a close, we want to look back at superintendents across the country who overcame tough challenges this year to provide their customers with optimal playing conditions.

Less is more

Craig McKinley keeps a couple beehives on the grounds of Bucks Run Golf Club in Mount Pleasant, in the geographic heart of Michigan, but he avoids wearing the coverall suit so often associated with apiarians.

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Proper planning is essential for protecting your turf from the myriad of pests that can attack during the season. In addition to pests, turf is also frequently subjected to abiotic stresses like heat, drought, traffic and shade.