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Table of Contents |
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Going Postal |
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Events |
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Flagstick: A New Look at Our Titans |
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Pin High: An Architect Who Happens to be ... |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Business Briefs |
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-Stayin' Alive: Book Tells How to Fight Off Gators and Deal with Other Dire Emergencies |
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-Whoosh ... Gore! |
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-Ben for Bush |
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-Go Fish: Course's Setting Provides a Different Hook for Golfers |
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-Planet Golf |
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-Scanning the Web |
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Hole of the Month: No. 18, The Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes, Longwood, Fla.: The Natural |
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Shades of Green: For St. Andrews, Respect and Love |
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Cover Story: Titans of Our Industry: Eighteen People Who have Changed the Face of the Industry |
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-Herb Graffis: They Called Him 'Mr. Golf' |
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-Col. John Morley: A Man of Vision for Superintendents |
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-Bill Bengeyfield and Jim Snow: 'Unsung Heroes' Spurred Turfgrass Research |
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-Burt Musser and Joe Duich: Legends in Their Own Time |
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-Pioneer Superintendents: We Realize There are Many Trendsetters, but We Wanted to Recognize These Six Individuals Who have Helped Make the Profession What It is Today |
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-Jim Watson: Pioneer in Educating Superintendents |
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-John M. Schilling: Led GCSAA on Impressive Growth Spurt in His 10-Year Tenure |
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-Eddie Stimpson: He was Only Trying to Bring Objectivity to the Game - Not More Headaches for Superintendents |
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-Arnold Palmer: The Ultimate Spokesman for the Profession |
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-Bill Kubly: 'He Truly Wants to be the Best' |
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-Carl Spackler (Billy Murray): Like It or Not, He Made an Impact on the Profession |
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Designs on Golf: Ramblings from a Recent Road Trip |
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Worth Its Salt: Because of Its Sodium Tolerance, Seashore Paspalum Grass may Become a Key Variety for Superintendents in Areas Plagued by a Lack of Fresh Irrigation Water |
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Life Goes On: Golfdom's Millennium Kids are a Year Older. Are They a Year Wiser? |
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Dave's World: But What do You do in the Winter? |
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Money Shot: The Million-Golfer March |
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Real-Life Solutions: Ardsley CC, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., and the Links at Echo Springs, Johnstown, Ohio: Get Down: How can You get the Green-Up Golfers Demand While not Damaging the Long-Term Health of Your Turf? |
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Tips: Selecting Amendments: Trail on Your Own Course is the Best Method to Rate Soil Enhancers, Expert Says |
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The Company Line |
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Leaders |
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Classifieds |
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Golfdom's Joke of the Month |
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Ad Index |
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Out of Bounds: Super Bash: The Super Bowl Deserves a Super Party. Here are Some Tips to Make Yours a Blast |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Going Postal |
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Events |
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Flagstick: A Farewell, but Not a Goodbye |
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Pin High: Anger and Outrage is All for Naught |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Business Briefs |
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-Chain Reaction: Gas Crisis Fuels Fertilizer Price Increase |
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-An (Intra) Net Gain for Landscapes Unlimited |
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-You Go, Cobb |
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-Oregon Golf Legend Dies |
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-Harp Plays Own Tune |
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-Old Farmer's Forecasts |
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-Scanning the Web |
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-Gold into Golf |
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Hole of the Month: No.3, the Straits Course at Whistling Straits, Haven, Wis.: A Touch of Ireland |
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Shades of Green: Conference is Not Pay-to-Play Event |
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Getting Over getting Fired: How to Endure the Trauma of Losing Your Job So You can Move on with Your Life |
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Seamless Transition: Hard as It is to Believe, There are Jobs Outside of being a Superintendent. Here are Tips About How to Switch Careers from Those Who have Done It Successfully |
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Designs on Golf: Trees Distort Clear View of Game |
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Last Call for PDI |
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-It's About Security, Value and Marketing |
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-It Will Segregate the Association |
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Weed Identification Guide |
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-Introduction |
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-Monocots Annual |
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-Monocots Perennial |
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-Dicots |
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GCSAA Preview |
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-Golfdom Provides Its Guide on How to Enjoy Dallas 'When Yer Not doin' Bidness': What to do in Big D |
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-The 5-Minute Guide to GCSAA 2001 |
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-What's New?: While Browsing on the GCSAA Show Floor, You Might Encounter These Products |
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Achieving a Mylestone [Milestone]: Chalk One Up for Veteran Assistant Superintendent Myles McLaughlin, Who has Brought Devereux Emmet's Off-the-Wall Design Back to Life at Huntington CC |
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Money Shot: Golf Branches Out with Sticks for Kids |
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Pre-Emergent Pause: While There are No New Chemistries Available, You can Still Increase the Efficacy of Your Springtime Herbicide Applications |
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Talking Tech: Why can't They Work Together? |
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Real-Life Solutions |
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-Indian Creek CC, Bal Harbour, Fla.: Getting to the Root of the Problem: Course Dug Deep to Eradicate Its Mutant Bermudagrass to Prepare for Fairway Reseeding |
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-Hunters Ridge GC, Marion, Iowa; Hyperion Field Club, Des Moines, Iowa: Slow Down: Superintendents Implement Turf-Growth Regulator to Control Spring Grass Growth and Cut Labor Costs |
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Tips: Improving Tee Markers: A Classy Look is Good for Business |
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Leaders |
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The Company Line |
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Classifieds |
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Golfdom's Joke of the Month |
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Ad Index |
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Out of Bounds: Valentine's Day: Don't get Massacred on Feb.14. Give Your Sweethearts an Unforgettable Day |
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March |
Volume #57, No. 3 |
2001
April |
Volume #57, No. 4 |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Going Postal |
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Events |
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Flagstick: Still Bullish on the Golf Business |
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Pin High: Time for Owners to Don Thinking Caps |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Business Briefs |
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-To Tell the Truth: Scotts Fighting Myths About Genetically Modified Turf |
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-Walk or Ride? |
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-What's Your Sign? |
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-Can't Sugar-Coat This |
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-Consolidation Caveats |
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-All Aglow: Entertainment After Dark Draws Golfers to the Driving Range |
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-Scanning the Web |
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Hole of the Month: No.18, The Meadows Course of Country Clubs of Fox Meadow, Medina, Ohio: Carrying Capacity |
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Shades of Green: Stop Soiling Our Reputation |
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Buddy, can You Spare a Million?: E-Commerce Companies Face Financial Challenges if They Want to Enter the Golf Market |
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A Hidden River Runs Through It: In Designing Hidden River Golf & Casting Club, Architect Bruce Matthews Created an Upscale Course and Preserved a Pristine Waterway |
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-A Dream Job for Superintendent - Challenges and All |
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Tool Time: To Complete a Successful Golf Course Remodeling Job, Architects Need to Make Sure They have the Essential Equipment |
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Golf Course Renovation Guide |
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-Fumigation for Renovation |
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-Fumigation 101: What is Basamid® and How does It Work? |
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-Prep School |
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-Simple Method, Better Results |
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-Cleaning House: Basamid® Proves to be a Cost-Effective and Safe Way to Prepare Fairways for Renovation |
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Cast a Long Shadow: Newfangled Balls and Clubs Will Help Golfers on the Tee, but Industry Veterans Say Such Equipment is Hurting the Integrity of the Game |
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Designs on Golf: Why the USGA Must Prevail |
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Building the (Im)perfect Golf Course: We Need More Tracks with Slow Greens and Bunkers that Yield Fried-Egg Lies |
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Money Shot: Golf in the Corporate World |
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Real-Life Solutions: San Geronimo GC, San Geronimo, Calif.: Save Me Some Salmon: It's No Fish Tale: The San Geronimo GC Crew, with the Help of Local Environmentalists, Built a Ladder in the Middle of the Course to Help an Endangered Species Spawn |
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Dave's World: I have a Dream: Irrigation Reform |
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Tips: Planning and Building a Golf Course: There are Four Ingredients Needed to Construct a Great Track |
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Leaders |
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The Company Line |
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Classifieds |
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Golfdom's Joke of the Month |
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Ad Index |
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Out of Bounds: The Brackets: Don't Let March Madness Begin Without Pondering These Pointers to Help You Win the Office Pool |
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May |
Volume #57, No. 5 |
2001
June |
Volume #56 [57], No. 6 |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Going Postal |
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Events |
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Flagstick: Cheers and Jeers, Spring Edition |
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Pin High: Management by the Golden Rule |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Business Briefs |
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-Here Today, Consolidated Tomorrow: But Syngenta's Pulliam Says Mergers can be Good |
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-Houston, We have a Problem: Texas Courses Hit with Overseeding Washouts |
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-The Energizer |
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-Scanning the Web |
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Hole of the Month: No. 18, The Palmer Course at La Cantera, San Antonio: Rock Solid |
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Shades of Green: Overwhelmed by Overseeding? |
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Senseless Acts of Destruction can Drive Superintendents to Distraction, but There are Ways You can Increase the Chances for Your Course to...: Vanquish Vandalism |
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In Other Words: Hispanics may Now or could Eventually Comprise a Large Portion of Your Crew. What are You doing to Improve Communication with Them? |
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Designs on Golf: For the Love of Simplicity in Design |
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The Lyon King: Dennis Lyon is His Name, and Aurora, Colo., is His Domain. His Management Style is One Reason Why the City's Municipal Courses are Some of the Best in the Country |
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About Adjuvants: The Right Adjuvant Mixed with the Right Herbicide can Lead to Optimum Weed Control in Post-Emergent Applications. But How Many Superintendents Know that? |
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Dave's World: It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's a ... |
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Insidious Insects: Experts Fearlessly Forecast Which Insects Will be on the Most Wanted List |
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Real-Life Solutions: Sharon GC, Sharon Center, Ohio: X Hole an Xcellent Idea: Superintendent Builds Spare Hole to Play When There's Work to be Done |
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Tips: Recruiting Hispanic Laborers |
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Leaders |
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The Company Line |
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Ad Index |
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Classifieds |
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Golfdom's Joke of the Month |
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Out of Bounds: Record Albums: Going Through Your Stacks of Wax isn't Just Nostalgic - It's a Music Lovers Nirvana |
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July |
Volume #57, No. 7 |
2001
August |
Volume #57, No. 8 |
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Table of Contents |
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Events |
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Going Postal |
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Flagstick: Into the Lion's Den in Lawrence |
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Pin High: Watch Out for that Fireball in the Sky |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Business Briefs |
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-H-2B Far from Perfect: But U.S. Labor Firm Trying to Make It Better |
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-Zero in: German Firm Creates Space-Age Mower that Turns Clippings to Dust with Laser Technology |
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-An Open Letter to the Wildlife |
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-Golfdom Rakes in Awards |
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-Stay Away from These ELFs in the Night |
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-Pick Your Partner |
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-August in Turfgrass Trends |
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-'CGCS' Implies Something that doesn't Always Deliver: Been There, Seen that |
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-Equal Treatment? |
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Hole of the Month: No. 17, Atlanta Athletic Club, Duluth, Ga.: Threes [Three's] the Charm? |
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Shades of Green: Revealing the Real Meanings |
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Living Well: Part 3: Skin Cancer: Serious About Skin Cancer: Skin Cancer can Kill, So don't Think You're Immune to It. Here's How to Protect Yourself from Its Threat |
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Designs on Golf: Time to Pick on Golf's Contractors |
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On the Environment |
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-Audubon in Action: After 10 Years, Superintendents See Advantages in getting with the Program |
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-Letting Nature Take Its Course: Two Oregon Superintendents are as Dedicated to Preserving Wildlife as They are to Providing Standout Greens |
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-Keep Tabs on Your Controller: Proper Monitoring Ensures that Your Irrigation System Will Run at Peak Efficiency |
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-The Lowdown on Low-Impact Pesticides: They're Environmentally Friendly, but They Add Dollars to the Budget |
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-Tips: Creating a Naturalized Golf Course: Courses can Become Habitats for a Variety of Plants, Wildlife |
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Jawing with Jack: Golden Bear Says Superintendents Need to Understand Playability and Architects Need to Aim for More Than Just Top-Rated Tracks |
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Real-Life Solutions: Country Club of Culpeper, Culpeper, Va.: Foliar Fertilizer in the Fold: Superintendent Finds that Amino Acid-Based Product is Just What His Course's Faltering Greens Needed |
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Leaders |
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Talking Tech: Jump on the GPS Bandwagon |
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Advertiser Index |
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The Company Line |
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Classifieds |
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Golfdom's Joke of the Month |
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Out of Bounds: Hammocks: The Hammock is the Greatest Innovation in the History of Leisuredom |
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September |
Volume #57, No. 9 |
2001
October |
Volume #57, No. 10 |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Events |
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Going Postal |
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Flagstick: Summertime's Best and Worst |
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Pin High: Time to Confront Evil, Menacing ELF |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Business Briefs |
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-Worth the Trouble?: Superintendents Weigh Pros, Cons of Receiving Golf Car Cash |
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-Griping About 'Get a Grip!' |
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-This I Know is True |
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-September in Turfgrass Trends: |
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-ArborLinks - A Tree of Environmental Knowledge |
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-Putting the Pieces Together |
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-Scanning the Web |
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Hole of the Month: No. 13, Hickory Hills GC, Grove City, Ohio: Remembering Jack Kidwell |
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Shades of Green: Parallel Universes Divide Industry |
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The Putting Surface: Blazing a New Trail: The Brash New Bermudas are Headed North, Challenging Bentgrass Varieties as a Choice for Greens in New Areas of the Country |
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The Putting Surface: Blast Off: Skyrocketing Expectations About Fast Greens Ignore Good Turf Maintenance Practices - And the Good of the Game |
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The Putting Surface: News from the Dance Floor: Inside the Fringe |
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-A Cup of Class |
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-Resurgent Velvet: A Formerly Regional Bentgrass Creeps Its Way Slowly Across the Country |
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-Ice Breaker: It's Profile to the Rescue for Frozen Greens |
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-Painting with Primo |
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-Five Great Things Said About Green Design |
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Designs on Golf: Do You Need a Signature Hole? |
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The Putting Surface: Giving a Charge?: No One can Say Whether the Electric Triplex Greens Mower Will Transform the Way the Industry does Maintenance. But the Machine is Gaining a Presence in the Industry |
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The Putting Surface: Rollers Revisited: The Need for Speed may Force Superintendents to Reconsider Rollers. Can They Make a Comeback? |
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The Groundwork for Excellence: A Supplement to Golfdom Magazine |
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-You can Count on Us |
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-A History of Trust, Honesty & Integrity |
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-They've Come into Contec: Superintendents Like Fertilizer Performance and Ease of Use |
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-Quality Equals Performance |
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-Fine by Them: Superintendents Say Granular Fungicides are Convenient, Reliable and Effective |
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-Fertilizers & Combination Products: ... Designed to Meet Your Needs |
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-Central Region |
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-Western Region |
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-Eastern Region |
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-Welcome to Our Web Site |
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Living Well: Part 4: Lyme Disease: Beware of Lyme Disease: The Risk of Contracting the Tick-Borne Ailment is Higher Than You Think. Here's How to Prevent getting It |
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Real-Life Solutions: Barona Creek GC, Lakeside, Calif.: Bermuda on Target: Superintendent Praises Bull's-Eye for Surviving an Extreme, Unforeseen Water Shortage |
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Dave's World: The Things We can't Live Without |
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Tips: Increasing Pace of Play: Hustlin' Without Rushin' |
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Ad Index |
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The Company Line |
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Classifieds |
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Golfdom's Joke of the Month |
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Out of Bounds: Traveling Tips: Use the Web to Choose the Planes, Trains and Automobiles that Will Carry You Away on Vacation |
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Table of Contents |
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Events |
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Going Postal |
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-Focus on Family |
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-Cowardly ELFs |
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-[Heat on Heacock I] |
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-[Heat on Heacock II] |
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-Builder's Broadside |
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-Non-Workaholics Anonymous |
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Flagstick: Am I Obsessed with the GCSAA? |
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Pin High: Users Pulled the Plug on Dot-Coms |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Business Briefs |
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-Please, No Crappy Jokes: Milorganite Celebrates 75 Years |
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-ASGCA: Preserve the Great Golf Courses |
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-Thankful for the 'Net |
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-Inherited Assistants and Lessons Learned: Been There, Seen that |
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-October in Turfgrass Trends: |
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Hole of the Month: No. 5, The Rim Club, Payson, Ariz.: Tough Choice |
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Shades of Green: Why We don't Use Computers |
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Technology Update |
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-Is e-Commerce Unplugged?: The Dot-Coms have Discovered that Superintendents are in No Rush to Change the way They do Business |
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-A Glimpse into the Future: Superintendents Expect Computer-Driven Mowers and the Global Positioning System to be at the Forefront of the Next Generation of Technological Advances |
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-Internet Service Providers and Hardware Manufacturers Provide High-Speed Connections So You can Surf More Swiftly: Cruising the Web at Warp Speed |
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Vegas ain't Got Nothin' on Golf: Themed Courses have Made Their Mark - For Better or Worse |
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Designs on Golf: Terrible Taste or Wonderful Irony? |
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Brotherly Love: Clem and Bruce Wolfrom Designed, Built, Operate and Cherish White Pine National GC |
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Money Shot: Dueling Hurdzans in Colorado: Despite Skepticism, Developers Say Similar Courses can Co-Exist in the Same Market |
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Real-Life Solutions |
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-Banff Springs GC, Banff Alberta: Neighbors from Hell: The Elk are Welcome at Banff Springs GC, but They Tear Up Turf and Smash Flagsticks to Smithereens. However, Superintendent Kevin Pattison has Learned to Live with His Unruly Companions |
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-Presidio GC, San Francisco: Betting on Bent: Presidio GC Superintendent Kevin Hutchins Opted to Resod His Greens with Bentgrass - In a Poa annua Region - To Combat Nematodes |
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Tips: Preparing for Winter's Wrath: Pile on the Potassium, Among Other Things |
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Talking Tech: Time to Attack My 'To-Do' List |
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The Company Line |
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Seed Guide Additions |
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Classifieds |
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Golfdom's Joke of the Month |
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Ad Index |
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Out of Bounds: Baseball Cards: The Magic Inside a Box of Baseball Cards Withstands the Passage of Time |
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November |
Volume #57, No. 11 |
2001
December |
Volume #57, No. 12 |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Going Postal |
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Events |
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Flagstick: Naughty & Nice: Santa's Golf List |
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Pin High: See Pete, Hear Pete have a Lot of Fun |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Business Briefs |
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-Paint the Mowers Orange: Textron Golf Adopts Color to Unify Its Brands; Discontinues Ransomes Name in United States |
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-A Regrettable First: Club Car Announces Layoffs for First Time in 39-Year History |
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-Let Us Explain |
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-The Package Deal: Manufacturers Design Containers with Superintendents in Mind |
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-Independents Day: Reports of the Independent Turf Distributor's Death have been Grossly Exaggerated |
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-Anthracnose: The Classic 'Oops' Disease: Been There, Seen that |
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-Getting It Straight |
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-For the Birds |
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-Dual Dedications |
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Hole of the Month: No. 6, Coral Canyon GC, Washington, Utah: Golf Course with a Great View |
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Shades of Green: 2001: A Good Time to get Political |
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Designs on Golf: Let Nature Direct the Color of Golf |
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Dedication at Douglass: Indianapolis Internship Program Struggles to Survive at Golf Course in Low-Income Neighborhood |
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What do You Want for Christmas? |
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Accessorize - Naturally: Recycled Materials and Environmental Products Highlight Trends that Will Help You Add the Final Touches to Your Course |
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The Golfdom Report 2001: A Detailed Analysis on the State of the Golf Course Industry |
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-And Now, a Word from Our Sponsor: Embrace the Challenge |
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-What's Going on? |
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-It's Tough Out There, but…: Despite a Poor Performance by the U.S. Economy This Year, the Industry Remains Cautiously Optimistic About 2002 |
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-What Lousy Economy?: Management Companies Expect Business Opportunities, Not Business Gone Wrong |
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-The BASF Professional Turf Team Looks Forward to Helping You: Improve the Quality of Your Customers' Turf |
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-The Price is Not Always Right: The Industry Needs Affordable Golf Now More Than Ever. Who's Going to Lead the Charge? |
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-What You Spent: Here's What Superintendents Purchased and for How Much from May 2000 Through May 2001 |
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Corporate Capabilities |
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Talking Tech: Refined Forecasts Foretell Fine Future |
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Real-Life Solutions: Naples Grande GC, Naples, Fla.: Right as Rain: Water-Absorbing Polymer Soil Amendment Helps Superintendent Solve Landscaping Irrigation Woes |
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The Company Line |
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Classifieds |
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Golfdom's Joke of the Month |
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Ad Index |
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Out of Bounds: Pickup Trucks: Superintendents Need Power, Bed Space and Hitches to Haul Everything from Fertilizer to Lumber |
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