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Cover |
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Table of contents |
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GCSAA to conduct exclusive research: Withdraws funding slated for USGA |
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The heavy-handed approach? |
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Environmental liability at issue on finance front |
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Ransomes America working to sort out consumer confusion |
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Course owners explore the intricacies of group buying |
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News |
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News in brief |
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Golf Summit set for Oct. 21-23 |
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Developer takes approval process to the people |
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NGF commissions environmental study |
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1991 average daily-fee maintenance expenses |
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Troubled course reopens despite flagging sales on home front |
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Real-estate-based developers still paying the price |
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Sierra Club kills muni expansion |
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Course slated for ex-smelting site |
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Insects invade Coachella Valley; superintendents fighting back |
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Pros to pay for improvements at Indy courses? |
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Indiana DEM reorganizes |
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Judge sides with McLoughlin in libel suit against GCSAA |
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GCSAA update |
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-Pacific Rim office opens in Singapore |
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-Four seminars offered this year |
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Tribe supports course project |
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N.Y. developer toes the line |
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Golf Course Europe gains momentum |
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Putting course debuts in San Diego |
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Private CC may turn public |
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Guettler ahead of schedule |
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Course at heart of N.C. land battle |
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Bay area course plans dealt blow |
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Water costs ground airport project |
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According to Hawaiian super: 'Golf's good for the atmosphere' |
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Landscapes Unlimited a party in contract suit |
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Conference center, 36 holes planned for Vernon, N.J. |
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Strong opposition to Ooma II complex emerges in Kona |
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From the editor: Dwindling research funds force firms' hands |
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Golf industry is not insulated from 'society of bizarrity' |
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Letters: [Mesh grid technology] |
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Better specific and in-depth evaluations needed in national tests |
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Best Sand employee Neil dies from motorcycle crash |
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Maintenance |
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Briefs |
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Simmering in Death Valley's mega-heat |
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With a giddy-yup, mush... |
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Turf pioneer Beard retires |
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Jensen promotes Kirchhoff |
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Super focus: Gary Bennett: Much can be forgiven with great greens |
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Musser Foundation chooses three graduate students for scholarships |
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Pesticide container report sent to Congress |
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USGA 'will make up' for funding loss |
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Regional reports |
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Buffalograss scores well |
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Cactus & Pine busy |
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Clark takes over Cactus & Pine |
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Gray appointed at Starr Pass |
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Missouri field, golf day set |
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Michigan event announced |
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WTGCSA hosts tourney |
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Hutcherson recognized |
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Hands-on field day in N.C. |
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Pennington Seed honored |
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Florida show takes shape |
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Sterling hired |
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Product feature |
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Scrutinizing ryegrasses: Major strides continue to be made in breeding research |
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Turfgrass tests very useful - If you use them correctly |
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Heat, drought sock seed yield, mean high prices |
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Development |
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Briefs |
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A horse and bogey show... |
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Norman brings Mackenzie look to American 18 |
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A carriage for 4 on Mackinac Isle |
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Irwin signs to design N.C. layout |
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Builders add education and certification to conference |
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Jack Nicklaus' addition to Reynolds Plantation opens: Great Waters GC hailed as challenging 18 for Georgia community on Lake Oconee |
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Banff area pushing for major golf development |
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Perry Dye opens European office, inks first pact |
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Legends opens North Course, readies South |
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Courses approved |
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Courses newly planned in U.S. and Canada |
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Mulligan nine looks to add through subtraction |
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Dogwood Course opens at Garden Valley Golf Resort |
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Study: Average Canadian plays more than the average Yank |
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Virginia reports pent-up demand |
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Proposed wetlands changes would clarify definitions |
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Palm Harbor undergoing greens, tees renovation |
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CMX Golf formed |
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Graham signs for Indonesian project |
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Hills designing third 18 at Bonita Bay |
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Management |
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Briefs |
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Maintenance for hire: Best of both worlds? |
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-Payroll woes solved at municipal complex |
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-Marshall, Riesenberg barnstorm with personal HydroJects in tow |
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Five added to Club Corp. fleet |
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Ruling ensures equal-opportunity tee times |
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New publication tracks trends in daily fee, resort management |
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The ups & downs of regional buying |
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Supplier business |
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Briefs |
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Composting makes sense; but will it make money? |
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ConSyst passes muster with EPA - finally |
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Laying the groundwork |
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Werner replaces retiring Wehner at Miles |
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RISE Annual Meeting set for nation's capital, Sept. 12-14 |
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Jacklin cultivates relations with Chinese turf industry |
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Turf Merchants sold to Warren's Nurseries |
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ITODA names Davis executive director |
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Sharek retires from Melex; promotions ensue |
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Jake earns Governor's Award |
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Irrigation update: Irrigation Assoc. plans seminars to complement November conference |
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New products |
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Golf course marketplace |
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New literature: Doak designs second career as a book author |
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Calendar |
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On the green: Hammering away at a maintenance nightmare: Burning Tree CC staff solves drainage problem |
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