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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Pin High: Just One Man's Opinions for 2008 |
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The Big Picture: The Numbers that Shape Your Business |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Thank You, Mr. P, for the Role Model You are |
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-Worlds Apart, but Close When It Comes to the Issue of Global Warming |
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-No More Runaway Golf Cars, Ever: E-Z-Go Unveils the RXV, Its First New Golf Car Since 1995 |
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Hole of the Month: Hole No. 13, Torrey Pines, South Course, La Jolla, Calif. |
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Shades of Green: Dare to Dream and Execute, too |
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Designs on Golf: Happy New Year, and Good Luck |
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Turf M.D.: Making the Case for Turf Shows |
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Golf Industry Show Preview |
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-Is This Show Still for Me?: Golf Course Maintenance Exhibitors Battle the GIS Dilution Effect |
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-Mona's Memoir: Outgoing GCSAA CEO Takes a Candid Look Back at His 14-Year-Career |
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-Show Case: From New Products to Giveaways, Here are Some of the Things Companies Will do and Display at the Big Show |
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Extreme Makeover: The Practice Range at Traverse City Golf & Country Club was Made Near Perfect Thanks to an Extensive Renovation |
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Quality (of Cut) Control: Manufacturers Know Just What Superintendents Want in a Greens Mower |
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Behind the Scenes: Administrative Assistants Help Superintendents Stay the Course |
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Classifieds |
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Ad Index |
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Out of Bounds: Dips: No, We're Not Talking About Golfdom Editors |
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The Golfdom Report 2008 |
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Cover |
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Holding Steady: Our Special Report and Survey Reveals Optimism About the Industry's State, Among Other Findings |
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The Bucket is Half Full: Insiders Confident About Industry's Economic State |
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Negative Net Course Openings is a Positive for the Industry, Experts Agree |
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Image is Everything: As One Superintendent Found Out, Keeping a Low Profile can Banish You to Utter Obscurity |
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Separate and Unequal: Superintendents at Private Clubs are Three Times More Likely to be Satisfied with Salaries Than Those at Public Courses |
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Turfgrass Trends |
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Optimum Root Growth Hinges on Nitrogen Partitioning and Metabolism |
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High-Tech Tools Mow Down Test Turfgrass in Greenhouses |
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Preserving Stream Corridors Mitigates Erosion, Pollution |
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Volume #64, No. 3 |
2008
April |
Volume #64, No. 4 |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Pin High: Taking Home Some Sound Advice |
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The Big Picture: The Things that Shape Your Business |
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News with a Hook: Off the Fringe |
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-Business Briefs: AST Sues Toro for Infringement |
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-Marriott Must Provide Access to Disabled Golfers |
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-Farewell to the Fertilizer Business: Pursell Leaves Industry Segment, Which was Rich in His Family's Heritage |
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-Soil Toil and Water Washing: Rehabbing Nefarious Soil and Water |
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-Jumping into the Fray: Hustler Turf's Paul Mullet Discusses His Company's Entry into the Golf Market |
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Hole of the Month: Hole No. 18, Ghost Creek Course, Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club, North Plains, Ore. |
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Shades of Green: GIS Offers Matchless Networking Options |
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Designs on Golf: Shack Looks Back - And Forward |
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Turf M.D.: You've Come a Long Way, Insecticides |
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Making Our 10th Year: Golfdom Looks Back on a Decade of People, Places and Issues that have Helped Shape the Golf Industry |
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-It's About You |
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-The Darndest Things that People Say: 'Quotables' is a Popular Feature in Golfdom. Here are Our Favorites from Over the Years |
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Good Show-ing: You've Put a Lot of Miles on Your Feet, but Hey It's the Golf Industry Show! Here's a Recap of What Went on in Orlando |
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PGRs Prevail: About Three of Four Turfgrass Managers Rely on Growth Regulators for Better Conditions and Labor Savings |
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Letting Up on the Gas: Superintendents Search for Ways to Conserve Energy and Money in Their Maintenance Budgets |
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Top Assistants: Golfdom Goes One on One with Ed Smith, Assistant Superintendent of Canterbury Golf Club in Cleveland |
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Leaders |
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Classifieds |
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Ad Index |
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Out of Bounds: Laminate Floors: Faux Wood Flooring at Half the Price |
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Turfgrass Trends |
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Controlling Your Poa: Integrating Cultural Practices, Products and Proper Timing are Necessary for Control |
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Part 1 of 2: Do Modern Insecticides Defeat IPM Concepts?: The Industry Must Continue to Pursue Environmentally Friendly Products for Broad-Spectrum Control |
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Bermuda Control Advances |
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May |
Volume #64, No. 5 |
2008
June |
Volume #64, No. 6 |
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July |
Volume #64, No. 7 |
2008
August |
Volume #64, No. 8 |
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September |
Volume #63 [64], No. 9 |
2008
October |
Volume #63 [64], No. 10 |
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November |
Volume #63 [64], No. 11 |
2008
December |
Volume #63 [64], No. 12 |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Pin High: Getting the Gift of Opportunity |
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Shades of Green: Get Ready for Some Big Changes |
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Designs on Golf: Santa Says Golf has a Merry Future |
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Turf M.D.: Power of Hydrogen is a Curious Thing |
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Hole of the Month: Hole No. 13, Tom Fazio Championship Course, The Club at Carlton Woods, Houston, Texas |
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'08 People of the Year: Without These Folks, the Golf Course Industry would be Minus a Lot of Integrity and Character |
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-The "Stand Up and Fight" Award: Mark Esoda |
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-The "Never Stop Learning" Award: Shawn Emerson |
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-The "Ecology of Scale" Award: Christopher S. Gray Sr. |
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-The "Survivor" Award: Paul Voykin |
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-The "Boss of the Year" Award: Mary Lou Ferrier |
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-The "All in the Family" Award: Frank Gore |
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-The "I Won't Back Down" Award: Mark Woodward |
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-The "It's Not About Me" Award: Steve Cook |
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-The "Be as You Are" Award: Bill Murray |
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What a Wild Year: It was Exciting, Transformational, Controversial, Wacky and - Like Everything Else - Affected by the Slow Economy |
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"Water Wise": A Three-Part Series: Part 2 |
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-We're Committed to Helping |
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-Taking an Intelligent Approach |
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-Less is More: While Most Superintendents Consider Themselves Responsible Users of Water, They Realize They can do Even More to be Better Stewards |
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-Undoing Overseeding: As Several Courses Prove, Cutting Back on the Agronomic Technique Equates to Reducing Water Use. But at What Cost? |
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Balancing Act: Superintendents Maintain Equilibrium for Foliar Feeding Frequency |
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Top Assistants: Greg D'Antonio was Born to Run ... A Golf Course, that is |
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Classifieds |
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Ad Index |
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Out of Bounds: Christmas List: It's been a While Since I Left Cookies, but I've been Fairly Nice |
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Turfgrass Trends |
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Nitrogen Affects the Summer Density of Creeping Bentgrass |
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Pollutant-Reducing Plants: California Bulrush Improves Wetland Water Quality |
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Big Fun in the Big Easy |
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Cover |
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Introduction: Back to the Big Easy |
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Table of Contents |
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Let the Good Times Roll: Actually, You Probably Won't be Able to Stop Them from Rolling When You're in New Orleans for the Golf Industry Show. Here's Where to Go for Food, Fun and Festivity |
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Restaurants |
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Hotels & Attractions |
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Map of New Orleans |
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Transportation |
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[Products] |
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Ad Index |
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