A 19th like no other ...
Peter Driver, Ransomes Jacobsen's PR Manager retires later this year and, in this article, he looks back at a visit to the Legends Golf & Safari Resort....
in Golf - on 18/4/16
Peter Driver, Ransomes Jacobsen's PR Manager retires later this year and, in this article, he looks back at a visit to the Legends Golf & Safari Resort....
in Golf - on 18/4/16
Maxwell Amenity’s Technical Manager, John Handley, looks at the UK’s growing grey squirrel population and asks whether it is ever going to be possible...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 14/4/16
A former Golf Course Superintendent, Jim Miller fully understands the benefits calcium can bring to the soil, but suggests that traditional methods of...
in Golf - on 12/4/16
In this article for his former employer, Ian Mitchell looks at that much maligned item of equipment - the Operator’s Instruction Book - and its importance...
in Machinery & Mechanics - on 10/4/16
Rob Bayliss, Course Manager at Weymouth Golf Club, offers a practical guide to mole ploughing and the benefits it has brought to his course
in Golf - on 8/4/16
When I first contacted Rob Bayliss, Course Manager at Weymouth Golf Club in west Dorset, his immediate reaction was “We are only a small club. I’m...
in Golf - on 6/4/16
Cricket outgrounds are a dwindling commodity in the county game. One remaining bastion is the Nevill Ground at Royal Tunbridge Wells where Kent has played...
in Cricket - on 4/4/16
John O’Gaunt greenkeeper, Steve Thompson, suggests there are some simple ways to get the members involved in conservation and ecology, and all will bring...
in Golf - on 2/4/16
Attention to detail and a ‘fine turf mentality’ amongst the grounds team are reaping benefits for trainers running their horses at Wincanton Racecourse...
in Golf - on 29/3/16
Graeme Glen - a late night with a verti-drain or Rachel Stevens - decisions, decisions!
in Football - on 27/3/16
Stirling Albion’s Head Groundsman, Graeme Glen, will have been in his role for one year this coming April. In that short time, he has had to battle a...
in Football - on 27/3/16
As a National Trust enthusiast, Alice Northrop was overjoyed to receive the go-ahead to visit David Swanton, Garden Operations Manager at the stunning...
in Public Places - on 25/3/16
An exposed cricket ground in the heart of Northern Ireland is perhaps not the best place to be on a cold and frosty morning, but that is where Chris McCullough...
in Cricket - on 23/3/16
Polecats, which were almost wiped out in Britain in the last century, have made a remarkable comeback
in Conservation & Ecology - on 22/3/16
Living and working on an island in the Firth of Clyde may sound idyllic, but it can have its frustrations as Millport Golf Club’s Head Greenkeeper Joe...
in Golf - on 21/3/16
Symbio’s Managing Director Martin Ward says that there is an alternative to hollow coring and deep scarification; one that will significantly reduce...
in Pests & Diseases - on 18/3/16
Steve Chalk on the Maldives, David Beckham and Summer’s off?
in Football - on 14/3/16
Riding high at the top end of the League One table, Millwall Football Club aka ‘The Lions’, have been at their current ground for twenty three years....
in Football - on 14/3/16
As all of us get ready for a summer of cricket, there is one person hoping that the water level subsides, and the work can be done. As February turns into...
in Cricket - on 13/3/16
As we move towards spring, 2016 is already in full swing here at Myerscough College. As the education and skills agenda from government continues to evolve,...
in Training & Education - on 11/3/16