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March

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1 Cover
1 Table of contents
1 Fearis joins GCSAA order of ascension
1 Wetland rulings send mixed signals: Policy-makers hold key to development
1 Palmer Mgmt. moves toward franchising
1 Delicate work at Glen Dornoch
1 Factory stores meet market-specific needs
  News
3 In brief
3 Smith follows tough act with Wuskowhan
3 Pinehurst reopens no. 2 after extensive greens restoration
4 PGA tour, Va. beach in discussions
4 Jordan Golf Corp. in running for Indiana course renovation
4 Weibring, GRI chase Ill. project
5 No rest for Cincinnati golf division
5 Albany team taps The Golf Group for Saratoga project
5 Florida practice center opens; more to come
5 Ancient Vermont track to add nine
6 Maxon new chair of NGF board
6 Congress to address comp time legislation this spring
6 Murder-suicide claims two in S.C.
7 Repeated floods threaten future of Spokane course
7 Kapalua resort earns Audubon Heritage status
  From the Editor
8 Chemical exhibitors pump up the volume
8 We need another dead-ball era
8 Letters
  Guest commentary
9 IRS gives managers of munis a break on tax-exempt bonds
9 Wall Street taking a serious interest in management & learning center firms
  Maintenance
13 Briefs
13 Mission Hills LGPA Tour's top maintained
13 USGA off the record: Variations in success reported in bentgrass conversion methods
13 Q&A: Dr. Yelverton issues superintendents a spring wake-up call
13 Versatile verti-drain
15 Savvy superintendent: The superintendent as the club historian
16 Pa. Turf Council elects Zedreck
17 Super focus: Canada's finest, Super of Year Kirkpatrick, breaks the mold
18 Kentucky bluegrasses tested for height of cut
19 Texas turf students building 3-holer
20 New Hampshire GCSA elects Hillier president... Honor Flanagan for service
20 Indiana research, education supported
20 RMGCSA honors Karbatsch, Cranshaw
21 Shop talk: Uniform lockers beat 'tradition'
21 North Texas bestows honors, installs officers
22 MetGCSA honors Lucas with '96 Moore Award
22 N.J. cites Pedrazzi for distinguished service
23 Where they're going: Williams leaves Bob O' Link for post at Los Angeles CC
24 Brickyard's Stuart beats Poa annua invasion
24 Calif. confirms bromide restrictions
24 Iowa GCSA elects Bruns
25 On the green: Tee marker a time- and grief-saver
25 Carolinas, USGA co-sponsor conclaves
25 Rocky Mountain mechanics elect Robinson
25 N.Y. Turf Association re-elects Smith, fills openings on board
26 Vail Valley supers start water monitoring program
26 Ga. conclave set
26 Obituaries
26 -GCSANJ co-founder Weiland dies at 98
26 -40-Year Canoe Brook Super Cambell dies
41 New England GCSA elects Brae Burn's DiRico president
  Greensmower update
27 Mum's the word in greensmower R&D
27 Manufacturers pledge technology to cut air pollution
29 Deere adds 220A
29 Ransomes targets precision with Greens Super 55...
29 ... And simplicity with new Greensplex
30 Toro unveils less-expensive option: Greesmaster 3050
30 Jake honors 'Raving Fans'
30 Toro offers CD-ROM catalog
  GCSAA show review
31 Busman's holiday
31 Suess comes out of the pack to win GCSAA Championship
31 McLaughlin Group panelists clash over golf course benefits
31 Spodnik wins Scotts Tradition
32 Zontek accepts Rossi Award
33 Old Tom Morris Award-winner, Crenshaw, credits work of supers
33 A break in the action
33 McNitt, Milett, Wetzel and Green picked for Watson Fellowships
34 Bell suggests settling for less-than-perfect course conditions
35 Manufacturers gear up to educate techs
35 Meeting set
36 Environmental stewards in U.S. and the world honored by GCSAA
37 Association modifies position on alternative spikes
38 Platinum Tee Clubbers renew memberships backing Foundation
38 GCSAA makes tapes available
  Development
43 Briefs
43 Bay Harbor nine expects company in '97
43 New frontiers: Domestic golfers make Colombian market viable
43 Otto struts stuff in Garland
43 Q&A: ASGCA directors speak on design
43 Marsh gains U.S. foothold with HNTB
44 Hurdzan takes on Fry as a full partner
44 Booth to unveil Meadows nine in June
45 LaGree formalizes ties with Barbaron; Oak Run nearly finished
45 Hills will open 10 projects in 1997
47 ASGCA offers white paper on 'Alternatives'
47 ASGCA honors winners of design contest
49 Make-over for Mr. Wilson's Pine Tree, courtesy of Forse
49 Johnston unveils Old South sister course, Old Carolina
49 Redstone busy, from Colorado to Cozumel
49 Another gem for Castle Pines
50 First of five Palm-Aire renovations complete
51 Classic Golf project to anchor Virginia senior community
51 Witter to overhaul Mass. design
51 All 27 at Dunegrass to open by Aug. 15
51 Hearn moves office
  Management
53 Briefs
53 Mixing public, private players a profitable cocktail
53 Brassie, Divot Golf join forces to build World Golf Village
53 Personnel corner: Operators need to learn to have fun
56 Movin' on up: Head agronomist takes sales route to top
57 CMAA elects new slate of officers
57 EPA to get tough on underground storage tanks
  Supplier business
59 Briefs
59 New product of the month: Heritage introduced in Las Vegas
59 Teich takes the reins at Ransomes
59 Zeneca's distribution plans spread wealth
59 Bayer Corp. places turf under newly realigned, renamed business unit
59 Bouquets for rain bird in Pasadena
60 Approved: EPA gives Eagle stamp of approval on turfgrass
60 Curl joins board of directors for RohMid
60 Zeneca launches training program
61 E-Z-GO shakes up sales and marketing unit
61 Acquisitions: Midwest Rake buys distribution rights to Accuform Golf
61 Legacy lines up additional distribution
61 Century bolsters Mich., S.C. coverage
63 Nedin garners Toro's Top Service Award
63 Rain Bird hires Davidson, Seward
63 Templeton joins Netafirm
64 Hollrock secures Calif. distribution
64 Sears the new GM at Turf Specialty
64 Shanghai show organizer forms Chinese division
64 Florida Coast to rep Polecat
 
65 New products
67 Golf course classifieds
68 Calendar
68 Golf course marketplace
69 Advertisers' index
70 The public arena: In the heartland, family farms make way for golf: Growing trend makes for affordable, accessible courses
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