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The importance of efficient irrigation in golf course care
Efficient irrigation is one of the pillars of golf course maintenance. Learn how to design, schedule and audit your system to save water and protect the turf.
Environmental Certification in Golf: 5 Labels Within Reach
Environmental certification in golf is not just a plaque at the entrance: it requires you to measure, document and improve. We review five types of labels within reach of an average club and how to prepare the way from maintenance.
Digital Work Orders: 6 Advantages on the Course
Replacing the whiteboard, loose notes and messages with digital work orders changes how a maintenance team is run. We review six concrete advantages and how to introduce them without resistance.
Benefits of using organic fertilizers on golf courses
Organic fertilizers improve soil health, strengthen turf and reduce environmental impact. These are their main advantages for golf course maintenance.
Course Conditions: 5 Ways to Communicate Them to Members
A member who does not know why the greens are tined or the rough is long will complain. Here are five simple ways to communicate course conditions so that the maintenance team gains credibility and understanding.
Wetting Agents: 5 Rules for Using Them Well
Wetting agents help water penetrate and spread better in repellent soils, but they do not fix a badly designed irrigation system. Five rules to use them wisely, measure their effect and record every application.
Greenkeeper Tasks in December: 7 Key Jobs
December combines cold, reduced play and the year-end review. These seven jobs help you protect surfaces, make the most of the workshop and works, and have next season’s plan ready.
How to prepare a golf course for peak season
Peak season brings more players and events. These are the key strategies to prepare your golf course so that quality and playability hold up under heavy demand.
Poa annua on Greens: 6 Effective Control Strategies
Poa annua lives alongside almost every green, but it can be managed. Six cultural management and monitoring strategies to reduce its presence, improve uniformity and keep the surface stable throughout the year.
Electric Golf Course Machinery: 5 Advantages and Limits
Electric machinery is gaining ground on courses, but it does not solve every problem. We review five advantages, their real limits and how to decide which machines to electrify first.
Turf Fertilisation: 6 Guidelines by Season
Fertilising well does not mean applying more, but applying just enough at the right time. Six guidelines to plan the nutrition of greens, fairways and rough according to season, species and soil analysis.
Greenkeeper Tasks in November: 7 Key Jobs
November slows growth and speeds up rain, frost and falling leaves. These seven jobs help you protect the turf, organise the workshop and prepare the winter works.