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Cover |
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Table of contents |
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Supers combat stress, burnout: Poor delegation skills a cause |
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Survey says: Architects don't agree on very much |
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Clute named Builder of the Year |
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New Congress might result in mixed golf bag |
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As distribution shrinks, firms go factory-direct |
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News |
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News in brief |
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[New NGF statistics available] |
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Former antagonists trade ideas at Summit |
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California city experiences golf boom |
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Garl designs South Carolina layout for women |
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City says OK to Calif. land sale |
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Ala. golf resort seeks investors |
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Trevino to transform St. Pete dump |
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Calif. hillside track wins support |
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Head pro crafts Arizona layout |
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Colorado track awaits approval |
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Work underway in Phoenix |
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First executive track comes to Myrtle Beach |
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Fazio to design Vegas layout |
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Golf included in Nev. mini casino |
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Mexican course ready by summer |
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Florida golf community sold |
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Land swapped for Fla. muni golf project |
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N.H. proposal awaiting state permits |
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Local gov't rejects N.J. course plan |
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Bay State town approves study |
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Correction |
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Conn. developer seeks rezoning for links |
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Tree uproots golf course plans |
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Bay Stater to be weekend builder |
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Gov't gives way to Va. developer |
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Ohio project to begin spring '96 |
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Massachusetts course runs into opposition |
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Maine town tries to unload links |
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New S.D. track finally named |
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Golden State projects delayed |
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Wash. track set to get state nod |
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Milwaukee layouts show renewed life: Park officials had considered closing three facilities during early 1994 |
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City could lose Oklahoma golf course |
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Course depends on authorization of bond sale |
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Jordan backs off golf complex |
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Work underway on lighted par 3 facility in Illinois |
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Minn. town may return links to developer |
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Officials oppose course in Calif. park |
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Two suburban Phoenix tracks open for play |
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Vandals destroy three Ill. greens |
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Ohio track plans 3-year upgrade |
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Kan. town to build links near dam site |
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Tenn. state park courses up for grabs |
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FSU offers new mgt. program |
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Dispute slows Calif. project |
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Despite protests, Va. layout revived |
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Mass.-ive landfill course planned |
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RTJ II to design Indiana project |
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Links planned for Indiana farm |
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KSL purchaes [purchases] Florida golf course property |
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From the Editor |
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Sometimes, the story changes in midstream |
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Golf and its opponents are finally listening; to each other |
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Letters |
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-Greens rolling systems are not the same |
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-Commercial Pump sets record straight |
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Guest commentary |
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If well-conceived, golf can enhance California's coastal environment |
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From the publisher: Another banner year at Golf Course News: Thanks to our loyal readers & advertisers |
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'95: Show me! |
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Bylaw break in '95: In contrast to stormy '93 election, no amendments offered |
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Table of contents |
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Where to go in San Francisco: Vistas & victuals make San Francisco a city worth exploring and savoring |
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Georgia team looks to repeat |
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As president, Grigg will make image his top priority |
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Builders meet by the Bay; banquet Feb. 25 |
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Record numbers expected at show |
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1995 GCSAA conference and seminar schedule |
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Prayer breakfast Sunday, Feb. 26 |
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Maintenance |
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Briefs |
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A job that's never done: Drainage, drainage, drainage... |
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Supers to designers: Stop! Look! Listen! |
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A history: It's a golf world after all: First in a series |
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Breeders close to solving Poa annua puzzle |
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Off the record: Research results to be unveiled at regional seminars |
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The savvy superintendent: Having fun while conforming to marker rules |
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Super focus: Building a Master's touch: Tony Brown takes over the reins at Wild Dunes |
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Let's talk wear tolerance: Soldiers Field groundskeeper tells his story |
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Get one up on the UVs before they get you |
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Maine GCSA gives five scholarships |
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Supers should be brought on-site 'as early as possible,' designers say |
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Drainage tips from superintendents, irrigation experts and builders |
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New velvet bentgrass cultivars could be a cure for cool-season areas |
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Here are some hints from superintendents for best maintaining velvet bentgrass |
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On the green: TPC River Highland's Hunker borrows from tennis industry for firm bunkers |
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Regional reports |
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Turf, industrial show set |
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Ocean Edge joins Audubon |
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Hyannis a certified Sanctuary |
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Major restoration at Aviara |
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Expo donates proceeds |
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Development |
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Briefs |
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Globetrotting a small (golf) world |
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-Morocco: Golf void beckons |
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-Egypt: Hopes of new money |
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-India: Rich past revisits its roots |
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Q&A: J. Michael Poellot: The continents are his canvas |
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Hills tapped for $500M project |
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Blessing opens Emerald Course at Wailea GC |
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IMBY: Atlanta entrepreneur says 'put it in my backyard' |
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Asia-Pacific roundup: Flurry of activity in Asia-Pacific region includes 27-hole facility by Panya Group |
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Bobby Weed leaves PGA Tour to design courses freely on his own |
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Foster adds staff |
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Councilman paves way for daily-fee track in Phoenix |
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Commerce City pursues muni work, American Links |
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Penn.'s Robinsons engage Fazio for Hartefeld National |
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Forse a force in renovations |
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A moving experience |
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Executive track first of series? |
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9 'repositioned' at Gulf Harbour |
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Designer Armstrong's computer imagery adds low-cost touch to golf course renovation |
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Fuji's first daily-fee opens, sporting Tom Fazio design |
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Wastewater the last hold-up to Shiloh Meadows |
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Nebraskans take 'barn-raising' teamwork to another level |
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Sutton officials add community's financial resources 'to do the job right' at Fox Hollow |
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'Underground Storage Tank' has whole new meaning at Sand Hills |
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Golf-housing plan proposed by family in Montana town |
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Supers, experts collaborate on the idea of ideal irrigation system |
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Golf-water park plan progresses |
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Projects getting underway in Illinois |
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Eugene's third public on the way |
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Hiers loaned to new Audubon Signature Program 'Team' |
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$500M Chinese-style theme park in would include golf |
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St. Pete area is bustling with golf development |
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Several factors determine vitality |
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Golf projects now in planning around the United States |
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Courses approved in the USA |
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Honoring golf's very best: GCN awards for '94 |
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Best Kept Course on PGA Tour: McBride, Muirfield Village earn players' approval |
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Builder of the Year: Clute & Associates gets the better of past winners |
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Management |
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Briefs |
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Del Webb Corp. expanding its Sun City plans throughout U.S. |
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Filling down times key to successful golf operation: Gregg Gagliardi provides the Marketing Ideas of the Month |
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Golf Enterprises buys five layouts |
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ClubCorp adds four Palm Coast facilities |
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NGP continues to perform well in third quarter |
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PGM takes over at Grand Geneva Resort |
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Supplier business |
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Briefs |
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Emissions deadline comes, goes in Calif. |
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California EPA signs off on Primo and Dimension |
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New product of the month: Ferris to debut SubAir in San Francisco |
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Bishop named new Lebanon president; stays on as COO |
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GCSAA Foundation replaces S&R |
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Pace Institute honored for pesticide research |
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Rutgers students earn Peter Loft Scholarships |
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Thompson teams with TWC in Fla. |
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Aquagenix acquires Haas Environmental |
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Watschke & Lerfald sign on with Sustane Corp. |
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ConVault wins storage tank patent dispute |
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Tanaka relocates |
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Hofmeister & Kruse join turf division at Ransomes America |
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Envirogenesis moves office; Monarchino now on board |
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Dakota Peat singled out by Stadium Managers |
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Commercial Pump names Taboo sales & marketing VP |
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April named SyncroFlo rep in Asia-Pacific rep |
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RGF earns Fla. Environmental Award |
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American Colloid buys German firm |
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New products |
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-SubAir: New spin on established practice |
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Golf course marketplace |
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Calendar |
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Advertisers' index |
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The public arena: Volunteer golf board boosts bottom line at city courses |
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