Golf Course News Detail Browse 1999

September

Full Issue pdf (32.1 Mb) Volume 11, No. 9
Page Sections/Selected Titles
1 Cover
1 Table of contents
1 Geologists examine Ocean Trails; future unsure
1 Drought plagues East Coast
1 Walk, don't ride
1 Golf Communities files for bankruptcy
 
News
3 Briefs
3 -[Murphy proposes golf course near water treatment plant]
3 -[Stowe Mountain applies for an Act 250 land use permit]
3 -[Diplomat Resort and Country Club scheduled to open December 31]
3 New survey shows growth in Canadian golf: Western provinces show highest participation rates
4 Bell receives NGF's Graffis award
5 NGF report focuses on state of junior golf
6 Pebble Beach changes hands, little else
6 Palmers named NGF's Golf Family of Year
 
Commentary
8 Just say 'no' to booze on your course
8 Making the best of a bad situation
8 Letter to the editor: Golf work more than a job - an indulgence
9 Golf Course News Stock Report
9 GCN begins tracking the market through Value Trend
9 [Architect Rees Jones recalls meeting David McClary Kidd]
 
Maintenance
13 Briefs
13 -Lake City offers irrigation tech
13 Post-traumatic stress syndrome: Cleaning up after The Majors is like clearing a battle fields after war
13 MSU adds Spanish to turf curriculum
13 Super focus: George Frye, H20 and the Ocean Course: Lack of quality water the bane of Kiawah super
13 Audubon certifies Ocean Course
14 Where they're going: DeYoung joins Glen Arbour
14 Purdue student gets Musser scholarship
15 Golf and the environment: Int'l environmental summit planned
15 Troon, Crosswater both certified
16 Shop talk: Used oil: Its economic disposal & storage
17 On the green: A 'natural' solution to dusty cart paths
17 New York prepares for 50th-year expo
19 High-level volunteers get down and dirty for comrades
 
Winter prep
21 Northern, Southern supers prepare winter seeding regimens
21 -Dormant seeding: Saving Northern supers time, money and headaches
21 -The ever-changing world of overseeding for warm-weather course superintendents
21 Preparing the aeration system for winter
21 Winterization and freeze protection of variable speed pumping systems
24 Flood plans
24 Winter prep reports nationwide
24 -[Blue Hills CC]
24 -[Grayhawk Golf Club]
24 -[Kingsmill Resort]
24 -[Falmouth CC]
26 New winter prep products
26 -New overseeding varieties in the golf course marketplace
 
Development
27 Briefs
27 -Seaside among fastest-growing
27 -Johnston signs S.C. design deal
27 -Player opens Wolverine
27 -Shark hires Horrow
27 Q&A: Sandy Lyle has his designs on course architecture
27 Nova Scotia's Newest
27 Honours jumps into golf market
27 Yale grad Rulewich restoring alma mater's course: C.B. Macdonald's original bunkers get new life, facelift
30 Highly ranked Pole Creek adds another Griffiths 18
30 Tiger's Eye unique for the Carolinas
30 Kay to renovate Panther Course
31 Free clinics at new Matthews track
31 Reaching out: First Tee expands rural reach at Old English
31 JMP goes east
31 Ault, Clark hire two
31 Frontier building Palombo's The Links at Spring Church
32 Fought designing Dove Mnt. track
 
Management
33 Briefs
33 -Madison names new partners
33 -CMAA's Singerling given new title
33 Epani introduces one-stop shop for IT purchases
33 Clubhaus makes play for PGA European Tour courses network
33 ClubLink adds to Montreal cluster
33 ClubCorp takes over Mexico's Palmilla
34 The golf course image: Names and logos play a role: [Part I]
35 Walters signs Schmidt-Curley for Las Vegas design
35 Western Golf track opens in Calif.
35 Player enters Chinese market
36 CMAA promotes Palermo, Pasquale
37 Casper to manage upstate N.Y. track
 
Supplier business
39 Briefs
39 Lesco profits bounce back: Company eyes future growth, brings in new VP, CFO
39 Acquisitions: Yazoo/Kees picks up CheTech
39 Eco Soil secures credit line, announces earnings
39 New product of the month: [LasTec 425D]
40 Bayer awards 1999 scholarships
40 Textron signs deal with American Golf
   
41 New products
43 Golf course classifieds
44 Golf course marketplace
45 Ad index
46 Calendar
  Other pages within this issue
Back to top