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Cover |
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Table of contents |
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Engelke breaks bentgrass care mold |
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Orlando '99: Sun, no socks, and seminars |
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Golf Course News' Builders of the Year |
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Meditrust to sell off Cobblestone Golf Group |
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ABT: Changing the paradigm one phase at a time |
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News |
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Briefs |
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-[Methyl bromide phase-out extended to 2005] |
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1998 U.S. course openings continue strong |
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Four RTJ II staffers open own course architectural firm |
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R.I. developer converting poultry farm into course |
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Environmentalists oppose track |
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New municipal links on Mich. planning boards |
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Golf and horses team up in N.J. |
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Controversy stymies Detroit's Humbug Island plan |
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Golf in World of Oz park |
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Wis. developers may have half year wait ahead |
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Geese flocking to Illinois links |
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Kroeger plans par-3 course |
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Celebrities fight over Dye course in Miami |
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Executive track under construction in So. Florida |
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Trump pledges to use minority firms in Florida |
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Impact Golf nets lease to operate Fla.'s Quarry GC |
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This course ain't no lemon |
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Ariz.'s scaled-down Grayhawk project on schedule |
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Couples, Nicklaus at work in Texas |
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Dallas residents fight course renovation plan |
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New 18-hole Texas facility contemplated |
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Casper/Nash track opens in Las Vegas |
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Hills, Graves and Pascuzzo all busy in Golden State |
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Diamond Valley opens first track |
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Oaks impede new TPC layout |
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San Diego links taking shape |
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Renovation planned for Los Angeles course |
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Three more courses possible for Southern California |
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Atlanta's Cherokee T&CC receiving major facelift to 36-hole complex |
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Hilton acquires Torrey Pines Resort |
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From the Editors |
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Let's keep new technology accessible |
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Golf is pushing toward a greater good |
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Letter to the Editor |
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Notes from the UK: Time to consider a better women's course |
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ASGCA: Outgoing president's message: Lohmann: Alternative-facility development is good business - your business |
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Maintenance |
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Briefs |
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No solution in sight: Out of nowhere, gray leaf spot devastates rye, tall fescue |
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Leaf blowing all day with auxiliary tank |
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CGCS to honor Gordon Witteveen |
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Golf and the environment |
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-Traveling the wildlife highways |
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-N.J. Turf Assn. honors AI's Dodson |
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Savvy superintendent: Historical preservation for superintendents is vital |
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Shop talk: Flagstick storage in unused ceiling space |
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Swayze, Burris create turf, tree consulting firm |
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Whipping green into shape |
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ISS organizes employee training |
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N.C. Turf Council awards scholarships |
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Texas A&M research: 4-day water cycle beats every day or two |
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Survey reveals certified supers earn more, but all salaries are up |
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New web service for superintendents offers mass buying power |
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Orangebrook CC's Klitz cited by GCSAA |
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Moving on: Granger, others tackle new challenges |
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Cook offering short courses |
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On the green: Building long-lasting sod-wall bunkers like in the Old Country |
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MetGCSA honors PGA's Robson with Reid Award |
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Exhaust system improves safety |
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GCSAA reaches 19K members |
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Conference & show |
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Orlando: More than booths and classrooms |
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Past presidents offer insights, advice |
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GCSAA 70th International Conference and Show schedule |
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Ewoldt wins 1999 Leo Feser Award |
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Builder awards |
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Best big builder • Niebur Golf |
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-Joe Niebur: From the 'open range' to the fairways |
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-Fieldstone: One of six projects completed by Niebur Golf in '98 |
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Best small builder • Furness Golf Construction |
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-The industry agrees, Furness Golf Construction near-perfect |
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-Fieldstone, Furness fail to disappoint |
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Design and development |
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Briefs |
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Q&A: Tom Weiskopf: An original |
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AMP: Examples from California: Part 2 |
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Dyes designing 4th in Dominican |
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Nebraskan neighbors build together |
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Ranges, practice facilities pioneer advanced new era: 1st of 2 parts |
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Dove Valley Ranch opens |
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Desert Willow opens 2nd |
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Nicklaus' finishing touches ready Four Seasons track |
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Doc O'Neal's Golf World |
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Hearn's Mistwood opens |
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SunCor, Irwin team on major expansion |
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Colbert team gets first development off the ground |
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ClubCorp and Golden Bear Int'l to develop first joint-venture project |
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Northeast Golf schedule full |
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Engh's Red Hawk Ridge in tradition of Sanctuary |
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South Hadley picks Maurer |
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Builders Assn. to honor Beard |
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Gill-designed Cedar Creek ready for summer opening |
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Norman's Tiburon opens in Naples |
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U.S. architects and their courses |
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U.S. architects and their phone numbers |
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International report |
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Ownership dispute threatens Mimosa Leisure Estate |
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CCA battles over club contract |
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Asian update: Projects in China, Philippines roll into 1999 |
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Wright finds golf in the Garden of Eden |
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France: SNC Golf to raise golf's image via design |
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Management |
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Briefs |
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Forecaddies making a comeback at Marriott |
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UCA, Palmer join forces to build network of U.S. university clubs |
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K-State's management program draws students |
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Kemper grows Illini [Illinois] portfolio |
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REITs and golf: A happy marriage |
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Supplier business |
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Briefs |
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Scotts reshulffles [reshuffles] the deck, turns to distributors for golf market |
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Toro teams with ProShot: Adds GPS to its stable |
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John Deere opens $38 million skid steer operation |
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Pursell expands plant capacity, all markets on the move |
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China looking more green |
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Lofts donates to Peter Selmer fund |
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BASF forms TopPro Specialties |
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Yazoo/Kees to acquire HCC's Dig-It |
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Century Rain takes Koonz Sprinkler |
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Q&A: Asian market perspective: E-Z-GO's Dan Boling weighs in |
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Literature review |
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New products |
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Golf course classifieds |
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Calendar |
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Golf course marketplace |
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Ad index |
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