Ashfield Golf Club
This year, Ashfield Golf Club celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary. Alan Mahon, editor of Greenside magazine, went along to meet with Donal Murtagh,...
in Golf - on 24/12/15
This year, Ashfield Golf Club celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary. Alan Mahon, editor of Greenside magazine, went along to meet with Donal Murtagh,...
in Golf - on 24/12/15
The Bayer Turf solutions team talked to members of the groundstaff at Kingsholm about preparing the pitches and maintaining the high standard of play required...
in Rugby - on 18/12/15
One of Harborne Cricket Club’s new Head Groundsman, Peter Day's first tasks was to clear out the sheds of old and unwanted equipment and to draw up a...
in Cricket - on 16/12/15
His calm demeanour belies an adventurous nature that leads his friends to call him the Indiana Jones of golf course management. Yes, Neil Cleverly welcomes...
in Golf - on 14/12/15
Alice Northrop heads to the Bradford & Bingley Sports Club to meet up with Groundsman Mark Heap and his trusty companion at the start of the inaugural...
in Rugby - on 12/12/15
Ian Mitchell discusses the issue of noise - how it’s measured and its effect on operators working with outdoor power equipment
in Machinery & Mechanics - on 10/12/15
Bats are truly fascinating animals – the only true flying mammal. There are over 1,100 species of bats in the world, and more are still being discovered....
in Conservation & Ecology - on 7/12/15
A concerted effort to improve groundcare standards at Nottingham Racecourse has been rewarded with patronage by racing’s future stars. Jane Carley talks...
in People - on 5/12/15
Queen’s University Belfast is one of the finest universities in the world and is well recognised for its ability to provide sports facilities for the...
in Football - on 3/12/15
James Hutchinson, Environmental Officer at The St Andrews Links Trust, heads eleven miles inland from the Old Course to visit Kingarrock, where golfers...
in Golf - on 1/12/15
In the first of a series of articles, Symbio’s Managing Director Martin Ward looks at how healthy soil works and why natural grass systems remain friable,...
in Golf - on 28/11/15
In this, his third article in the series, Bernard Sheridan argues that, despite being a target for further draconian austerity cuts, they should, in fact,...
in Local Authority - on 25/11/15
Alex Meacock was a course member on this year’s British Guild of Agricultural Journalists’ John Deere Training Award for potential agricultural, horticultural...
in Machinery & Mechanics - on 23/11/15
This article, the fifth in a series prepared by David Rhodes of Traction Sports, discusses how the refurbishment of an existing facility can bring substantial...
in Tennis - on 21/11/15
Alice Northrop gets just the tiniest bit excited as she takes the opportunity to visit one of her old university haunts - Sandy Park - ahead of their first...
in Rugby - on 19/11/15
Andrew Hatcher - wouldn't be the quietest dinner party you had ever been to. He should be so lucky; lucky, lucky, lucky!
in Golf - on 17/11/15
Coed-Y-Mwstwr Golf Club is situated close to the town of Bridgend. Its English name of ‘whispering woods’ perfectly describes its peaceful, tree lined...
in Golf - on 17/11/15
Steve Thompson’s motto says it all. His tireless conservation work at John O’Gaunt Golf Club has seen him win numorous awards, and he has even made...
in Golf - on 15/11/15
Frank Newberry explores what might make a good manager and whether you can get beyond supervision - on your own terms
in Consultancy - on 15/11/15
For most football clubs outside of the top two divisions, financial constraints keep budgets at a minimum. The primary focus is on the playing side and...
in Football - on 13/11/15