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November

Full Issue pdf (31.6 MB) Volume 7, No. 11
Page Sections/Selected Titles
1 Cover
1 Table of contents
1 Resort membership? CMAA mulls options
1 Through profit...: Learning centers in vogue
1 Comeback course
1 Cactus forest preserved via transplantation
1 Super survey reveals concern and confusion
  News
3 News in brief
3 Wright's debut on these shores
3 No immediate future for long lost Tilly track
4 Five golf courses projected at Colonial Downs site
4 Three Mass. towns contemplate collaboration
4 Environmentalists may trump Trump
4 Corrections
5 Angry mob takes state officials hostage in hassle over development
5 Families focus of golf course, practice project
5 Denver Int'l to get golf neighbor
8 Deane Hill CC faces new life in commercial, housing plan
8 Hawaiian club to settle debt through auction
8 Middle-class golf community the plan in Ohio
9 Despite drenchings, Doral finishes Gold Course facelift
9 Pebble Beach may move Fazio site
9 Finances stall Rocky Gap construction
10 CCA turns around Ipswich CC fortunes
10 Montgomery breaks effluent barrier
11 Owner puts The Rail up for sale to local park district
11 Superfund site course saves ARCO $45M
11 Dirt Classic gives glimpse of new track
  From the Editor
12 Here's the poop: Fertilizer business is really hopping
12 Living long and prospering in the golf course universe
12 Letters
12 -Porous ceramic follow-up
12 -School policy?
   
13 Guest commentary
13 -Legal corner: On release forms, don't overstep your legal bounds
13 -New technology: Introducing a temperature gauge to the controlled-release mix
  Maintenance
15 Briefs
15 Super focus: Friendly fire: Competition in Columbus brings out the best in supers
15 [Golf course list]
15 Head of the class: TPCs take Audubon challenge to heart
17 No inferiority in Collins' complexes
18 Savvy superintendent: Tour advance men push for perfection, tempered with reason
19 Florida superintendents elect officers of chapters
20 Off the record: Golf's turf tradition rich in research heroes, pioneers
22 On the green: Winds & pins not a problem any more
22 Delhi shows off new back nine
23 Shop talk: Pesticide safety shower low in space use, high in safety
25 Where they're going: Doral loses McHugh to Boca Raton club; Cooks moves on
  Regional news
26 Alliance plans seminar
26 Midwest Turf Expo in January
26 Inland N'West conclave set
26 Management schools set
26 Hill gains certification
  Golf Course Expo directory
27 Table of contents
28 General information
29 Gain insights from keynote sessions
29 Golf Course Expo conference program
31 Golf Course Expo floor map
31 Exhibitors at-a-glance
31 Shop talks
32 Golf Course Expo exhibitor index
36 Golf Course Expo product/service index
  Development
37 Briefs
37 Q&A: Casper & Nash flex their design versatility
37 Doe Valley a family affair
39 RBI forms golf division
40 Courses planned around the United States
40 Recently approved courses throughout USA
  Management
41 Briefs
41 Distance devices attract business, speed up play: 3,000 courses could have units by year 2000
41 Off-color ad puts California course in black
41 Ocean Course sale settled, at last
41 CourseCo finds niche managing government-related courses
43 Virginia course bucks trend and goes private
  Supplier business
47 Briefs
47 DowElanco further commits to T&O with realignment: Settles dispute with Micro Flo
47 Electric, but cordless
47 New product of the month
47 Rain Bird, Pebble Beach sign 5-year irrigation agreement
48 Name change for King Technology
48 Bingler to lead Water Tech Group
48 Contech secures distributor in Canada: Burcan
49 News in brief
49 Woodall joins Burlingham seed
49 Turf Producers to meet Feb. 1-3, in Austin
   
50 New products
51 Golf course marketplace
52 Calendar
53 Advertisers' index
54 The public arena: Publics don't have learning center monopoly
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