The United States Golf Association (USGA) recently posted a short animation on its website explaining why very few courses can actually resemble those that are seen on television during professional tournaments. According to the USGA, staff agronomists at the...
In a recent Wall Street Journal article, writer John Paul Newport discusses animal encounters on golf courses and the efforts of golf course architects to locate holes within a land’s existing formations while moving as little earth as possible. Newport shares...
(Source: New York Times) By Memorial Day weekend, even the casual golfer should have dusted off the clubs and played at least nine holes. And at some moment in that round, perhaps after a perfectly struck shot, you smiled and remembered why you love this game....
The second Golf Investment & Development Conference in Eastern and Central Europe will be held in Warsaw, Poland, September 13-15, 2010, with a theme of analyzing the potential for golf industry development in Central and Eastern Europe. Discussions and...
In a Wall Street Journal article, writer John Paul Newport shares the results of a recent report that reveals why women may be turned off by the game of golf. According to a report from the National Golf Course Owners Association, there is a disconnect between what...
(Source: Rain Bird) Two outstanding products from Rain Bird’s Accessories Division recently received a very prestigious industry certification. The SMRT-Y Soil Moisture Sensor and the WR2 Wireless Rain Sensor have both been evaluated and certified by...
