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Cover |
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Table of contents |
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Big lenders throttling back on new course development financing |
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Textron Golf & Turf continues integration, closes Racine plant |
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Colorful cowboy converts ranch into links-style layout |
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Experts urge global assault on Asian beetle |
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News |
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GCSAA shakes up management team, O'Brien leaves |
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Southern California PGA honors Thorman |
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EPA clears Myrtle Beach National of wetlands violations |
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Drought, wildfires, record cold - what a year 2000 was! |
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Bauer designing course for casino property |
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NGF offers satisfaction surveys |
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First Tee breaks ground at Fort Smith project |
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USGA to fund new research projects |
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Commentary |
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If you build that new course, will they come? |
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Life sciences experiment is officially over |
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Saving par: Is space-age equipment wrecking the game? |
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House of corrections |
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Maintenance |
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Briefs |
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Rainbird's Krueger: Shortages will spark wars over water |
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GCSAA sharpens political-action tool for members |
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Grand Strand's River Club reopens after extensive greens renovation |
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EPA sets water quality criteria for nutrients |
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Tools of the trade...at Burger's The Quarry Golf Club |
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Paspalum's popularity surging as an alternative turfgrass |
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Mederios takes paspalum conversion into his own hands on Kauai |
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Piersol's perspectives: Making sense of high-tech on the golf course |
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New design in modular greens expands season |
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Development |
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Briefs |
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Engh's Redlands Mesa on track for public play |
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Rees Jones, Jack Nicklaus building 36 holes at historic Plymouth |
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Newport National finally ready to break ground |
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Jacobson's Broadlands off to fast start |
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Sandy Lyle Group opens in the East |
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Nelson on board for new course at Cajun country casino resort |
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Fazio's Daniel Island Club plays through 'low country' marshland |
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Black Gold Golf Club near L.A. on track for spring opening |
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Old world style: Silva's new Black Creek Club celebrates Raynor tradition |
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Pelican Bay reopens final nine |
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Tom Kite launches Comanche Trace in Texas hill country |
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Longest course in the East debuts in Hoosier state |
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Allen unveils venture to promote architects worldwide |
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Sanford's Pointe West anchors 'neo-traditional' town |
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Forse Design hires new associate |
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International report: Extreme golf: Fream breaks ground in Sahara Desert |
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Player's new Links Course has South Africa talking |
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Sparrebosch opens, offering staggering Indian Ocean views |
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Reef course joins Dick Wilson design on Grand Bahama |
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Nicaragua set to open first course since Sandinista regime |
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Hills tackles UK renovations |
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Player moving on South America |
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Conference & show |
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Election 2001 candidates at a glance |
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GCSAA International Conference and Show schedule |
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Dallas at a glance |
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From mechanical bulls to live music, there's plenty to do in Dallas |
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Course builders vote Rossi Award to Nicklaus |
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GCSAA presents Distinguished Service Award winners |
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Management |
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Briefs |
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Heritage adds five high-profile courses to management portfolio |
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Miami firm launches 'golf only' internet recruitment site |
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Troon opens three courses in Australia |
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Diamond Players Club rolls out new division, builds portfolio |
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Honours Golf adds Limestone Springs to its growing fold |
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Marriot Golf assumes management of Faldo's Shadow Ridge |
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Courses on the selling block are finding buyers scarce, prices sliding |
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Myrtle Beach named top golf destination worldwide |
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Supplier business |
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Briefs |
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Syngenta ready to focus on professional products |
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GreenIndustry rolls out internet-based management software |
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UHS forms partnership to market former ABT varieties |
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New product of the month: The John Deere 1445 front mower |
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Huxley installs walkway at Carnoustie |
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Bowcom expands worldwide |
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Barcelona organizers set conference program |
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Sumitomo combines Valent forces |
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New products |
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E-Z-Go's new Refresher |
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Earth and Turf ready with the MultiSpread 300 |
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Parkway gets nod for Neo-Tec |
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Grind it with the Bobcat SG60 StumpGrinder attachment |
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Hunter Golf on the ready |
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Turfco's CR-10 handles large jobs |
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John Deere to introduce new walk-behind greens mower series |
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ATI roll out the 805 |
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Toro unveils the Flex 21 |
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Standard Golf improves washer |
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Biobarrier stops root intrusion in its tracks |
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Great Lakes ready with play clocks |
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Kubota's new subcompact tractors |
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Golf course marketplace |
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Calendar |
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Golf course classifieds |
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