The Basics of Golf Course Weed Control Every golf course is going to have weeds. Some need to be managed, others are actually beneficial. Remember that a weed is just a plant out of place and they don’t all require…
How Golf Courses Help Protect and Enhance Water Resources Absorbing stormwater, filtering runoff and providing habitat are just a few ways golf courses protect and enhance valuable water resources. For the full library of telecasts and films from golf’s iconic…
How Golf Courses Can Recover From Winter Injury If your favorite course has winter damage, it can put a real damper on the excitement of spring golf. Here’s what golfers need to know about the recovery process and how long…
Dealing with Dry Weather on the Golf Course | Weather Series Long stretches of dry weather can be challenging for golf courses, even with a good irrigation system. Here’s a few ways that courses can manage dry weather today and…
How Staffing Challenges are Changing Golf Course Maintenance Course maintenance departments are struggling to hire and retain staff. Superintendents are adjusting by streamlining maintenance, investing in equipment and prioritizing what matters most. Subscribe to the USGA Green Section Record: https://bit.ly/33L2gTE…
Getting the Most From Naturalized Areas on the Golf Course Naturalized areas offer many potential benefits to golf courses, but they also bring maintenance challenges. Clear goals and a willingness to accept some imperfections are keys to success. United States…
How Golf Courses Can Manage Drought Golf courses everywhere face the risk of drought and the problems that come with extended periods of dry weather. Being prepared and taking steps to limit possible impacts is important. The United States Golf…