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A bit of Dacorum at Little Hay Golf Complex
13th Aug 2008 - Golf - Editor
It is said that 80% of workers hate their job. This seems a high percentage until one thinks of the monotonous work in which some are employed.

DFence bill cuts fungicide costs at Chipping Sodbury
12th Aug 2008 - Golf - Mike Saull
A new bio-stimulant that boosts the turf’s natural defence mechanisms has helped keep fusarium at bay and cut winter fungicide bills by £3-4000 at Chipping Sodbury Golf Course.

Ferry is heading for final landing
12th Aug 2008 - Golf - Press Release
ONE YEAR ON from seeing the first shots played on their own golf course and Mark and Elaine Overton are halfway to completing their dream.

Jacobsen Super Light Fairway Mowers for Sunningdale
10th Aug 2008 - Golf - Peter Driver
Murray Long, Courses and Estate Manager at the prestigious Sunningdale Golf Club in Berkshire, has recently taken delivery of three Jacobsen SLF1880 super light fairway mowers from local RANSOMES JACOBSEN dealer, T H White Ltd of Reading. RANSOMES JACOBSEN is a Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) company.

Managing Greens Under Stress
8th Aug 2008 - Golf - Stanley J. Zontek - 1 comment
Among the responsibilities of today's golf course superintendent, the need to maintain a good stand of grass on putting greens is perhaps the most basic of all. Greens are the bread and butter of a golf course, and the reputation of a course and the superintendent who maintains it is often determined by the consistency of those greens.

Headland's Trees offset Carbon Footprint
7th Aug 2008 - Golf - Carol Dutton
More than 600 trees have been planted on golf courses all over the UK as a result of Headland Amenity’s initiative designed to offset the company’s carbon footprint.

Green Keeping
4th Aug 2008 - Golf - Richard Stuttard
Today, reducing environmental impacts should be on the agenda of all sports facilities. Indeed, all walks of business should be doing their bit for the environment and, as a result, potentially making financial savings in the process. Golf clubs are no different and I use these as an example of how the operational direction of a business needs to change in today’s climate.

August Golf Diary
2nd Aug 2008 - Golf - Laurence Gale MSc
August Golf Diary

De Vere-ing on to a new course
2nd Aug 2008 - Golf - Laurence Gale MSc - Issue 19 - Jun / Jul 2008
When the De Vere group purchased Oulton Park, just under three years ago, some heavy investment was required to bring the golf course back up to championship quality.

Tournament play
31st Jul 2008 - Golf - Tim Lobb
Next time you are standing on the tee of the 18th hole at your golf course, try and imagine this situation. You are leading Tiger Woods by a single stroke in the Masters, and have the honour on the final tee in the last round. You sense the expectation in the gallery closed tightly around the tee, you can feel Tiger’s glare burning into your skull as he surveys you going through your pre-shot routine.

Deere’s Open support for Royal Birkdale
30th Jul 2008 - Golf - Steve Mitchell
As Royal Birkdale’s course manager Chris Whittle and his team dealt with the aftermath of this year’s Open Championship – he reckons the course should be completely clear by the end of August – Chris took time to reflect on the tournament support they received from John Deere and local dealer Turner Groundscare of Tarvin, near Chester.

Headland's Trees Offset Carbon Footprint
26th Jul 2008 - Golf - Carol Dutton
More than 600 trees have been planted on golf courses all over the UK as a result of Headland Amenity’s initiative designed to offset the company’s carbon footprint.

Robert Jones Diaries
23rd Jul 2008 - Golf - Rob Jones
Rob Jones is part of the Ohio State University’s programme for young greenkeepers. In part VI of his diary he talks about preparing his course for two competitions....

20% of Scots golf clubs 'in financial difficulty'
20th Jul 2008 - Golf - Press Release
AS GOLF'S multi-millionaires battle it out today for the £4 million-plus Open Championship prize money, Scottish golf business experts predict as many as 20% of Scotland's cash-strapped golf clubs are performing well below par, with some threatened with extinction.

Bigbury Golf Club Invest in New E-Z-GO RXV Golf Cars
17th Jul 2008 - Golf - Peter Driver
Bigbury Golf Club, situated on the cliff tops near Kingsbridge on the south Devon coast, is one of the first clubs in the UK to purchase the new E-Z-GO RXV golf car, launched earlier this year at BTME in Harrogate. They were purchased from local dealer, PJ Flegg of Ottery St Mary, near Exeter.

Edwin Budding Award
16th Jul 2008 - Golf - Press Release
The International Golf Course Equipment Managers Association (IGCEMA) is announcing it will now be accepting nominations for the Inaugural Edwin Budding Award.

Eight out of the nine Open Championship courses now advocate relief grinding
9th Jul 2008 - Golf - Charmian Robinson - 13 comments
Eight out of the nine Open Championship courses now advocate relief grinding and own a Hunter Grinder to keep their courses up to the required standard for hosting the Open.

Golf 'ruining our green and pleasant land'
8th Jul 2008 - Golf - Patrick Sawyer
The spread of golf courses threatens Britain's traditional landscapes, a report from the leading conservation authority will warn this week-details inside

Weather station for BIGGA Golf Environment Competition winners
8th Jul 2008 - Golf - Press Release
Phil Stain, Course Manager of Notts (Hollinwell) Golf Club, was delighted to receive a Scotts iTurf weather station recently as part of the prize for being overall winner of the 2007 BIGGA Golf Environment competition. It was presented by Dave Steward, Marketing Manager of awards sponsor Scotts.

MJ Abbott making good progress at Fairmont
7th Jul 2008 - Golf - Ellie Tait
A major refurbishment of the Torrance Course at Fairmont St. Andrews is “progressing well”, according to Steve Briggs from leading golf course contractor MJ Abbott Limited.

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