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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Accent on Management: Shortages Will Affect Clubs |
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Swinging Around Golf: The Value of a Pro |
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Coming Events |
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Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Wasted Resources |
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-[Design to Save Tree Logs] |
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-[More Information on Salvaging Trees] |
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-What Kinds of Wood are Best for Fireplace Use? |
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Turfgrass Research Review: Which Turfgrasses Withstand Wear and Tear Best |
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PGA |
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-[PGA Merchandise Show: Port St. Lucie] |
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-Golf Cars, Equipment, Carts |
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-Golf Equipment |
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-Golfwear |
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-Golfing Accessories |
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-Pro Shop, Range Supplies |
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-What to Do and See in Port St. Lucie |
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Highlighting the PGA Annual Meeting: A New Home for the PGA, the Image of the Club Professional and Job Status Topped the List of Concerns at the 57th Congress |
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The Professional Approach: "Bring" Your Clientele to the Show |
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Pro Shop Problem Solver: Answers by the Experts to Your Questions |
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-[Can You Recommend Any Good Sources of Help that Will do the Undesirable Jobs] |
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-[A Never-Ending Complaint is that Our Golf Cars Rip Golf Bags, is There a Solution?] |
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-[What have been the Results of Hiring Women to Work in the Pro Shop as Sales Personnel and as Buyers?] |
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What are the Pros Buying for '74?: Although Pros Say They Will be More Cautious in Their Buying than Last Year, They Generally are Optimistic in Their Projections of 1974 Sales. Investment Cast Clubs Will Dominate Club Sales and a Return to Traditional Colors and Styles in Soft Goods is Predicted |
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-East |
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-Central |
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-West |
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The Profit Pro Shop: Credit Rating More Important Than Ever |
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Royal Daisy Offers Full Line for Women |
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PGA Show: Where Pros Go Wrong: Many Elements at the PGA Show Compete for the Professional's Attention. Advance Preparation and Scheduling Appointments, Says the Author, can Help Make the Show Pay Off |
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What is the Competition Buying?: In Any Field, Knowledge of the Competition is the First Step Toward Beating It. Subscribing to this Belief, Golfdom Presents a Rundown on the 1974 Buying Tactics of the "Downtown" Stores |
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GCSAA |
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-[GCSAA Conference and Show: Anaheim] |
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-Golf Cars and Equipment |
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-Irrigation Equipment |
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-Maintenance Equipment |
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-Maintenance Vehicles |
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-Mowers |
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-Turf Products |
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-What to do and See in Anaheim |
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-Accessories |
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-Miscellaneous |
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-Other Exhibitors |
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-GCSAA Conference Educational Program Plans |
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Pension Plans: The Industry's Shame: The Widespread Lack of Pension Plans for Golf Course Superintendents is an Embarrassment to the Entire Club Industry |
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[CMAA] |
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-New Orleans: CMAA [Annual Meeting] |
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-What to do and See in New Orleans |
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News of the Industry |
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-NGF Releases Municipal Course Operations Survey |
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-PGA Requires Golf-Related Courses for Membership |
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Golf Course Architect's Guide |
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Classified |
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Buyer's Service |
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Advertiser's Index |
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People in the News |
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March |
Volume #48, No. 3 |
1974
April |
Volume #48, No. 4 |
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May |
Volume #48, No. 5 |
1974
June |
Volume #48, No. 6 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Turfgrass Research Review: Zonate Eyespot on Bentgrass: A Future Problem? |
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Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Turf is Part of Agriculture |
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-[What Kind of Sheep should Graze on a Golf Course?] |
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-[What to Look Forward to as Gas and Oil Become Scarce?] |
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-[What may Happen if Courses Stop Using Chemicals on the Course?] |
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Swinging Around Golf: Sports Agent: Bucky Woy's Story of No Easy Buck |
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The Public Course 'Crunch': 84% of the Golfers on 56% of the Courses |
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What Makes a PGA Professional of the Year?: Old-Fashioned as It may Sound, Warren Smith Believes in Serving People |
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The Professional Approach: New Breed of Golf Professional |
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Wings of Golf |
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Merchandise and Market Trends |
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Pro Shop Problem Solver: Answers by the Experts to Your Questions |
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-[Is There a Fool-Proof, Functional Inventory System? How does It Work?] |
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-[Should the Customer Receive a Replacement Pair of Shoes While His are being Repaired?] |
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NGD Stresses Charity Theme in '74; Creates New Format |
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Pro on the Way Up: Roger Maxwell, Camel-Back's Young Pro with Big Ideas, Proves that His Formula for Success Works. Considering the Record of His Sister, Susie Maxwell Berning, on the Tour Side of Golf, Winning Apparently Runs in the Family |
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33 Ways to Boost Club Income: Here are Revenue-Producing Ideas that are Inexpensive and Effective |
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Energy Conservation Tips from Toro |
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What's Behind the Seed Price Situation?: Continued Inflation and Foreign Demand for Seeds, as Well as Environmental Laws Will Keep Seed Prices at Their Present All-Time High. A Bumper Crop could Change All that - But is Unlikely |
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Court Grants PGA Injunction; MacArthur Barred from Using PGA Initials |
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Project '74: A Bit of Wilderness on the Golf Course: The Golf Course Superintendent has a Unique Opportunity to Create a Wilderness Acre on the Golf Course. Thus, He can Help to Bring Back What has been Lost While Satisfying His Members' Penchant for Beauty |
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New Products |
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News of the Industry |
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Computer Checkup: Prescription for Slow Play?: Don Cook, President of Donald B. Cook & Associates, Offers His Computerized Golf Course Simulator Service, Designed to Determine the Comfortable Course Capacity of an Existing Course and Expected Capacity of a Planned Course Renovation or New Course |
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Golf Course Architect's Guide |
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Classified |
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Advertiser's Index |
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People in the News |
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July |
Volume #48, No. 7 |
1974
August |
Volume #48, No. 8 |
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September/October |
Volume #48, No. 9 |
1974
November/December |
Volume #48, No. 10 |
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