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Cover |
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Tips from a Superintendent: #2 in a Series: Progress Report on the Beautiful New Playboy Club-Hotel Course in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin |
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Table of Contents |
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Swinging Around Golf |
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Answers to Turf Questions |
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-[The Benefits of Lime Application on Turf] |
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-[Converting from Sand Greens] |
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-[Repel Deer from Your Greens] |
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Accent on Management |
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Turfgrass Research Review |
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1968 Golf Car Guide |
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-No More Wear and Tear: With More than 100,000 Golf Cars Rolling on Today's Courses, the Problem of Preventing Grass Damage is Mounting - but Solutions are in Sight |
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-Get the Most Out of Car Batteries: Keep Your Fleet Charged Up and Ready to Go by Following a Few Simple Rules on Battery Maintenance |
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-To Lease or Not to Lease: If You have Believed that Purchase is the Only Way to Fill Your Car Demands, You should Look into the Advantages of a Leasing Program |
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-Keep Those Engines Purring: Regular Maintenance Will Protect Your Investment, Keep Your Car Operation in the Black - and Your Members Happy |
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-The Need for Driver Safety: With Ever-Increasing Golf Car Traffic, Drivers Must be Made to Heed the "Rules of the Road" |
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The Aluminum Shaft Dilemma: Will Golfers Go with Arnie and Aluminum or Stay with Steel or Fiberglass? The Club Manufacturers are Prepared for Any Eventuality |
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Supers Declare War on Weevil: When the Hyperodes Weevil Struck at New York Courses, Superintendents in the Metropolitan Area Banded Together to Sponsor the Research Needed |
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Flood Problems Down the Drain: Although This New Jersey Club had to Wait Five Years to Test Out Its Improved Drainage, the Summer of '67 Proved It Right |
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The Education of a Pro: This Year, Something New has been Added to the PGA Business School Program - A Soft Goods Seminar, Conducted by Retailing Experts, Will be Held in New York |
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Space-Age Training for Your Club: Today's Basic, Standard Pieces of Audio Visual Equipment can be Put to Work in the Nation's Clubs Here and Now |
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People in the News |
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Golf Course Architects' Guide |
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New Products |
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News of the Industry |
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Coming Events |
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Classified |
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Advertisers' Index: Golfdom Magazine |
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March |
Volume #42, No. 3 |
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April |
Volume #42, No. 4 |
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Cover: [Sharon G.C., Akron, Ohio] |
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Table of Contents |
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Tips from a Superintendent: #3 of a Series: Pebble Beach Golf Links... Playground of the Stars |
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Swinging Around Golf |
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One of a Series: Insurance for Your Club: Here are the Ways a Country Club can Insure Its Real and Personal Property Against the Various Direct Damage Perils |
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Answers to Turf Questions |
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-[Only Buy Penncross Seed that is Blue Tag Certified] |
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-[Inquiry into the Pennsylvania Turfgrass Survey] |
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-[Recommended Rate for Seeding Pencross Bent for Putting Greens] |
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-[Reduce the Deterioration of Putting Green Soil Mixtures and Restore Favorable Infiltration Rates] |
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-[Future Potential for Sewage Effluent as a Water Source for Turf] |
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-[Hydraulic Seeding as a Practical and Economical Alternative Method] |
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-[Cut Off Turf Fertilization in the Fall or Continue It Through the Winter?] |
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Bear Changes Hands |
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Accent on Management |
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Turfgrass Research Review |
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Buying for the Pro Shop: It's Up to You...: Successful Buying Depends on Your Own Research, Planning and Keen Interest in the Job that Must be Done |
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For Men Only: Sharon's Founders Spared No Expense in Producing This Fine, New Course and a Clubhouse that has Strictly Male Appeal |
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Buying for the Golf Course: Purchasing is an Art: Whether the Superintendent is Buying Materials, Services or Labor, He Must be Certain the Club is Receiving Full Value for Every Dollar It Spends |
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USGA Greens Section Meeting: Operation Putting Green: Besides Covering All Matter Connected with the Greens, This Year's Meeting Saw Yet Another Superintendent Given the USGA Greens Section Award |
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Promotions for Your Shop: By Using a Few Easily Obtained Materials, You can Create Exciting Promotions to Bring Members into Your Shop in a Buying Mood |
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Buying for the Clubhouse: It's Cheaper to Go First Class: Bargain-Hunting for Country Club Needs is Much Like Buying for the Home or Anywhere Else - No Matter What the Product is, You can Expect to get Exactly What You Pay for |
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Golf Forecast: A Bright Future: Continued Course Development in America is Tangible Proof of the Extent and Stable Nature of the Game's Growth |
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Make Your Fleet Pay Off: With Costs Rising Each Year, the Club Must Take a New Look at Its Original Investment as Well as Parts and Services |
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How to Hire a Pro |
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News of the Industry |
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Coming Events |
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PGA Show is Bigger & Better |
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Year-Round Spring Cleaning: Year-Round Attention to Upkeep can Reduce the Confusion and Expense of This Annual Headache |
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New Products |
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People in the News |
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Golf Course Architects' Guide |
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Classified |
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Advertisers' Index: Golfdom Magazine |
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May |
Volume #42, No. 5 |
1968
June |
Volume #42, No. 6 |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Tips from a Superintendent: #4 in a Series: How We Meet the Challenges of the Desert |
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Swinging Around Golf |
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Miss Us? |
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Answers to Turf Questions |
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-[Philadelphia Association of Golf Course Superintendents Holds Exemplary Conference] |
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-[Request a Copy of the Program from the Philadelphia Association Conference] |
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-[Recognize Poor Drainage When It doesn't Show on the Surface] |
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-[Include Penncross Creeping Bent in Fairway Mixtures] |
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Accent on Management |
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Turfgrass Research Review |
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A Superintendent's Challenge: North Jersey CC (Wayne, N.J.) Presents Dick Williams with a Unique Problem - A Front Nine that has a Rock-Shale Base and a Back Nine that has a Clay Base |
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You can Cut on-Course Waiting Time: A Computer Program can Now Provide Alternatives, Without Eliminating Any Holes, to Speed Up Play on Existing or Unconstructed Courses |
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9 Ways to Sell Used Clubs: Here are Some Proven Methods for Successfully Moving Trade-ins that can Easily be Adopted by Any Pro |
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School for Teenagers: Investment for the Future: PGA Pro Bill Farkas Teaches Each New Summer Class Not Only How to Play Golf, but How to Run a Pro Shop and How to Maintain a Course |
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Trends in Car Path Design: The Increasing Demand for Additional Paths is Such that Even the Old-Line Private Clubs are Unable to Withstand the Pressure |
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Should You Go Public or Private?: The Author Feels the Latter Offers the Best Chance of Success and Details Why |
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Installing a Good Drainage System: The First, and Most Important, Part of Eliminating Surplus Water on the Course is to Determine What the Cause is. From There, Careful Work on Main and Lateral Lines, Joints, and Catch Basins Will do the Job |
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Prizes can Boost Sales: One Manufacturer Knows This and is Offering 3 Promotions, Each with Instruction Kit, Give Aways and Incentive Specials |
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Retailers, Suppliers Show Pros How to Sell: Enthusiasm High on One-Day Seminar by Ernie Sabayrac Associates and PGA |
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CMAA Peers into the Future: 41st Annual Conference Centers on What Clubs Will be Like 10, 20 Years from Now |
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People in the News |
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Legal Briefs: What Constitutes Breach of Contract?: Golf Course Contends Construction Company didn't Distribute Topsoil in Accordance with Specifications |
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New Products |
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Sweepstakes for the Club Pro: Hole-in-One Contest Gives Him a Chance to Win $1,000 Without Even Swinging a Club |
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News of the Industry |
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Golf Course Architects' Guide |
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Classified |
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Advertisers' Index: Golfdom Magazine |
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July |
Volume #42, No. 7 |
1968
August |
Volume #42, No. 8 |
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1968
September |
Volume #42, No. 9 |
1968
October/November |
Volume #42, No. 10 |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Tips from a Superintendent: #3 of a Series: Pebble Beach Golf Links... Playground of the Stars |
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Golfdom Speaks Out: PGA-APG: New Negotiators Needed |
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Swinging Around Golf: Split Will Hurt Players, Not Club Pros |
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Accent on Management: Where does Attire Fit in with a Club's Prestige? |
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Answers to Turf Questions: Need: Cool-Season Turf for Fairways |
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Turfgrass Research Review: Discussion of Soil Heating, Thatch Development |
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Supply Lines to Club Profit: Food and Drink Mean to the Club Manager's Revenues What Rain and Sunshine Mean to the Superintendent's Greens. And, if They don't, They should. The Following Article Gives Useful Hints on the Stocking, Merchandising, Promoting and Pricing of Some Foods and Wines |
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Get Out of the Red with Systematic Budgeting: Analyze Income, Break Down Expenses, Study Each Department... Then Project the Future. Here's How |
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Pro's Corner / A College Degree in Golf |
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'69 Fashion Preview: Texture, Stretch and Collors [Colors] Will Make the Profit Picture for the Club Pro |
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It Pays to Advertise: Club Pro Merchandisers Add Sales with Small but Effective News Ads for Xmas. Use These "do's" and "dont's" to Prepare Your Ad |
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Course Checklist: How Much Equipment is Enough? |
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A Case for Wetting Agents |
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How to Winterize Your Course: Now's the Time for Improvements. Ideas: Build Concrete Drainage Pans, Repair Machinery, Paint Equipment... |
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Is Your Club Half Safe?: Here is a List of 20 Common Hazards to Golfers and Bystanders at Any Course. Law Suits and Accident Claims are Making Clubs More Aware of These Dangers and of the Need for Safety Committees |
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Put a Charge in Your Golf Car Operation: Utilize Proper Facilities, Quality Personnel and Good Maintenance to Boost Your Fleet's Effectiveness |
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New Products |
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News of the Industry |
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Coming Events |
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People in the News |
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Golf Course Architects' Guide |
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Classified |
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Advertisers' Index |
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