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Turf Caterpillars: 5 Steps to Control Them
Turf caterpillars work at night and by day look like an irrigation or fungus problem. Five steps to identify them in time, monitor their presence, decide when to intervene and keep everything on record.
Fairy Rings in Turf: 5 Practical Solutions
Green rings, dry patches or rings of mushrooms: fairy rings are a common and sometimes puzzling problem. We explain how to recognise them and five management solutions to live with them without losing playing quality.
Turf Biostimulants: 5 Uses with Sound Technical Judgement
Biostimulants promise more roots, greater stress tolerance and better recovery, but they are not magic. We review five reasonable uses of turf biostimulants and how to check whether they add anything on your course.
Fertiliser Programme for Golf Courses: 5 Steps to Design One
A well-thought-out golf course fertiliser programme avoids improvisation, reduces losses and keeps turf uniform all season. We suggest five steps to design, review and document it with technical rigour.
Moss on Greens: 5 Causes and How to Prevent It
Moss on greens is rarely an isolated problem: it usually points to shade, moisture, compaction or weakened turf. We analyse five common causes and the management measures that help prevent it for the long term.
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.
Pesticide Storage: 7 Safety Rules
A poorly organised pesticide store is a risk to people, the environment and the club’s reputation. We review seven practical rules on safety, organisation and inventory to keep it always in order.
Pesticide Applicator Licence: 5 Steps to Get It
Applying pesticides on a golf course requires accredited training. We explain in five steps how to approach the pesticide applicator licence for your team: level, training, renewal, roles and the record of each treatment.
Pesticide Application Records: 6 Key Data Points
Good pesticide application records protect the club in inspections, improve future decisions and give management peace of mind. We detail six data points that must not be missing and how to keep them up to date without bureaucracy.
Integrated pest management in golf: 6 key steps
Integrated pest management combines monitoring, cultural prevention and justified treatments. We go through six steps to apply it on a golf course, from sampling to record keeping, with a responsible and verifiable approach.