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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Golfdom Speaks Out: 1969: A New Look |
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Letters to the Editor |
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Swinging Around Golf |
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-PGA-APG War Ends |
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-For Pro's Only |
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Make It Your Business - It is!: Attend Your Industry's Annual Meeting as if You were at Home Running Your Own Business. Stop, Look and Listen for New Merchandising Methods, Marketing Packages, Product Developments that Will Point the Way to More Profits |
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PGA |
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-Golf Equipment |
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-Accessories, Display Units |
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-Golfwear |
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-PGA Exhibitors Listing |
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GCSAA |
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-Golf Cars |
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-Irrigation Equipment |
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-Turf Products |
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-Accessories |
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-Maintenance Vehicles |
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-GCSAA Exhibitors Listing |
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CMAA: Profiling the Manager: At the Dallas CMAA Convention a Computer Will Seek a Composite of Today's Manager |
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Spring/Summer Fashion Forecast: Polyester Knits and Wide Range of Colors Generate Excitement |
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9 Hints for Merchandising Apparel |
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Canadian PGA - A Thriving Organization |
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Merchandising Makes the Difference!: A Very Routine Item Like Golf Gloves can be Turned into a Real Volume and Profit Item with the Right Sales Approach |
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New Golf Course: Money from the Drain |
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Uncork that Wine Bottle and Pour Out Those Profits |
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Food Makes the Club: Green Brook's Manager Sees that Club's Food is on a Par with the Best |
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Accent on Management: What Makes a Club Manager? |
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Solve Your Water Coverage Automatically |
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Course Architects being Bulldozed?: On Long Island, N.Y., a Self-Styled Golf Course Designer Turned in a Commendable Job in His First Effort at an 18-Hole Layout. When It Came Time to Pay the Bill, the Membership Lined Up Behind Its Lawyer-President, Who Refused Payment, Saying that the Designer was Not Inculded Under Article 148. The Suprised Designer Took the Case to Court and Lost! |
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Expansion Drive |
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Turfgrass Research Review: Observations on Bentgrass Puffiness |
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Answers to Turf Questions |
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-A Turf Museum? |
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-[More Blends of Bluegrasses, Less Red Fescue Mixtures] |
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-[Converting from Patchy Poa annua and Kentucky Bluegrass Fairways to Bermudagrass] |
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-[Is It Okay to Mulch Greens with Rock Maple Leaves?] |
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-Why have the Prices of Grass Seed Gone Up? |
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Solving the Car Storage Problem: Hidden Hills CC Planned for Maximum Number of Cars to be Used Ultimately - And the Result is No Tie-Ups |
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News of the Industry |
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People in the News |
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Coming Events |
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N.Y. School Graduates First Turf Class |
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Obits..... |
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Golf Course Architects' Guide |
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Classified |
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Advertisers' Index |
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March |
Volume #43, No. 3 |
1969
April |
Volume #43, No. 4 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Letters to the Editor |
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Tips from the Superintendent - Part of a Series: Westchester in August: A Double Challenge |
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Swinging Around Golf: Accolades for the Pro |
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Kaleidoscopic Sands: Come April, There You are on the First Tee, Surrounded by Blue Sky, Green Grass, Budding Trees, Gentle Winds, and to Add the Touch Supreme - Red Bunkers |
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You were There… What does It Mean? |
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Both Business and Pleasure Occupied the Attending Superintendents at Miami for the 40th Annual Meeting |
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Golfwear Forecast.......: White on White |
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Answers to Turf Questions: Q's and A's |
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-[Lousy Luck with Overseeding Bents and Bluegrass and with Proper Watering of Poa annua; Switch to Kentucky 31 Fescue?] |
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-[Question Regarding Nutrients in the Soil being Rated High to Very High and Whether to Use a Complete Fertilizer or Not] |
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-[Question Regarding Fertilizing After November 1] |
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-[What is the Chemcial Reaction Between Hydrated Lime and Chemical Nitrogen Fertilizer? Is it True that There is No Reaction Between Hydrated Lime and a Solid Ureaform Nitrogen Fertilizer] |
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PGA Show Hints at Fashion Trends |
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O. J. Noer Memorial Library Established at MSU |
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How Soon Will Color Blossom at Other Courses? |
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Pros Agree It's a Definite Asset to have a Woman in the Shop, but It's More Than Just an Asset When that Woman is the Pro's Wife: Wife in the Pro Shop? You Bet! |
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Summer Help Wanted |
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Buying Carpets Represents a Major Expense, Which could Become a Major Headache if Proper Selection is Ignored: Carpet Magic for the Club |
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Consider the Lowly Duck: Duck Adds Sophistication and Subtlety to Your Menu - And It's Not at All Hard to Prepare... |
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News of the Industry |
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Turfgrass Research Review: How Compaction Affects Turf |
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Curse of the Snowmobile: Sound Like a Grade-B Horror Film? The Beast can Bring in Customers, but the Dilemma is, at What Cost to the Condition of the Course? |
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A Unique and Courageous Program for Greens Management |
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GCSAA Annual Father and Son Luncheon |
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Coming Events |
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Spodnik Heads GCSAA |
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Superintendents: Checklist for March |
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New Products |
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Drive to the Fore |
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People in the News |
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The Long and the Short of It |
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Golf Course Architects' Guide |
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Classified |
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Advertisers' Index |
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May |
Volume #43, No. 5 |
1969
June |
Volume #43, No. 6 |
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July |
Volume #43, No. 7 |
1969
August |
Volume #43, No. 8 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover: [Pebble Beach GC, Pebble Beach, Calif.] |
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Table of Contents |
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Letters to the Editor |
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Swinging Around Golf: Recognition for the Superintendent |
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Accent on Management: Minimum Wage Legislation |
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Offers Services |
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Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Turf has Lost a Friend |
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-[Request for Ideas on How to Fix Heavily Compacted and Thinning Bermudagrasses] |
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-[Converting to Cool-Season Grasses: Bent or Bluegrass?] |
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Turfgrass Research Review: Responses of Bluegrasses and Red Fescues to Nitrogen Fertilization |
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Planning a New Course? Cut Out the Guesswork: Building a Golf Course Today is too Expensive an Investment to Leave to Chance. Don't Find Out After You've Built Your Golf Course that You shouldn't have Built It in the First Place |
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From Farm to Feasible Golf Course |
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The Second Article in the "Confessions" Series Takes Some Potshots at Today's Golfing Generation, Women Members, Children and Employees. Yet the Profession is Still the Greatest Seat in the National Stadium from Which to Observe the Game of Life.: Confession of a Club Manager |
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Dutch Elm: What is It? What can be Done About It?: Dutch Elm Disease Continues to Take Its Toll. In the Hard-Hit Chicago Area, Superintendents are Carrying on a Desperate Fight Using Insecticides and Replacement Programs |
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Fertilizing While Irrigating: A Reality?: Doggett Fison Company has Developed a Way of Injecting Water Soluable Fertilizers into Both Manual and Automatic Irrigation Systems. If the Claims of the Company are Correct, It could Mean Savings in Time, Labor and Money, and Also Give Superintendents Greater Control Over the Growth Rate, Color and Texture of Turf |
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Bee Stings can be Fatal: Last Year About 100 Deaths in This Country were Probably Caused by Insect Stings. Those Who Think They are Hypersensitive should Take Precautions - Their Lives may Depend on It! |
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Pros: Are You Missing the Mark(et)?: If You are Missing Out on Sales, You may be Running the Wrong Kind of Shop for Your Course |
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Coming Events |
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People in the News |
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News of the Industry |
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New Products |
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Golf Course Architects' Guide |
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Classified |
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Advertiser [Advertisers'] Index |
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September |
Volume #43, No. 9 |
1969
October/November |
Volume #43, No. 10 |
| Page |
Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover |
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Tips from the Superintendent - Part of a Series: Westchester in August: A Double Challenge |
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Table of Contents |
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Swinging Around Golf: Caddie Operations Manual Valuable Reading |
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Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Wear and Tear on Turf |
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-[Are There Some Economic Plants that Become "Weeds"?] |
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-[Should you Aerate the Greens Before or After Fertilizing?] |
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-[Question Regarding Loamy Sand/Sandy Loam Topsoil Mixtures for Putting Construction] |
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Turfgrass Research Review: How Light Affects Certain Turfgrasses |
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Accent on Management: Revenue Ruling 69-232: How It Affects Clubs |
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First of a Two-Part Series: Backfire from the Golf Boom - Lawsuits: While Pondering the Profits to be Made from the Continuing Increase in the Number of Golfers, Also Consider the Probable Effect These Inexperienced Players Will have on Your Club's Accident Rate |
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Super with a Vengeance |
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How NGF can Help You: Among Its Many Services to the Golf Industry, the National Golf Foundation Provides Assistance to Groups Planning New Golf Facilities or Additions to Existing Facilities - and It's Free |
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Coming Events |
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Automatic Irrigation: From Skepticism to Enthusiasm in a Decade: Ten Years Ago Sea Island Installed a Semi-Automatic Irrigation System, the Significance of Which Went Ignored by the Golf Industry. The System Worked, Its Critics were Nonplussed, and Golf Course Irrigation Finally Moved into the 20th Century |
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Grassing Up at Alvamar: This New Kansas Public Course Faced Unusual Turf Problems. Here's How It Solved Them |
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Cure for the Off-Season Doldrums: Pros Turned Tour Guides: If You're a Pro and Your Course is Under a Blanket of Snow, What do You do? Instead of Heading for Warm-Weather Vacations or Interim Teaching Assignments, Some Pros Organize and Conduct Golf Tours for Club Members. It's Work, but It can Pay Off |
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News of the Industry |
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Reports on Pro Shop Business: The Rains Came: Sales in the Eastern, Central and Western Sections of the Country were a Washout - Down as Much as 25 Per Cent in One Area. On Top of This, Many Golfers are Holding Off on Golf Club Purchases Until the 1970 Lines Come Out |
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-East |
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-Central |
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-West |
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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 |
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