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The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and a record heat wave have been among the challenges Ontario golf superintendents have had to face this summer.
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The inaugural Canadian Golf Industry Show, originally scheduled for November in Vancouver, has been postponed until 2021.
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A golf architect’s job is to provide a playable layout. A golf superintendent’s job is to maintain that layout.
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The way of life among Canadians took a dramatic turn in mid-March as the global COVID-19 pandemic’s impact started to be felt a little too close to home.
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Veteran golf superintendent and industry supplier Ryan Beauchamp has joined Bayer Environmental Science as territory sales manager for golf.
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The revised, bestselling resource of practical, nontechnical advice for maintaining and operating a golf course
Practical Golf Course Maintenance, Third Edition presents the latest information and techniques for providing first-rate upkeep and management operations for any golf course. This book’s, clear, step-by-step coverage, unencumbered by technical language, includes critical advice on maintaining consistent bunkers, sand top-dressing and aerifying, pesticide storage, and other emerging technologies, as well as mowing techniques for greens, fairways, and tees—and much more!
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The Canmore Golf & Curling Club is finding worm poop compost to be the ideal material for filling in divots and helping flower beds thrive.
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With golf back in play in Alberta, a grounds maintenance staff member at Calgary’s Country Hills Golf Club said he was happy to be working again and would have done it for free just to get back on the course.
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After two months of debate over the future of the Wheat City Golf Course, Brandon city council has approved to privatize management of the course.
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Although golf remains on hold in Ontario, course maintenance continues as usual, even if conducted by only skeleton staffs.
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Golf is the only game defined solely by the ground on which it’s played, superintendents attending December’s 31st annual Ontario Seed Company and Nutrite-sponsored professional turfgrass seminar day were told.
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