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These don’t include the usual things that golfers tend to “forget,” such as replacing divots, raking bunkers and fixing ball marks.
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As the weather grows warmer, and mowers and other outdoor power equipment are put to greater use and new equipment is acquired, remember to instill safe operating practices among your employees.
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Eagles pass rusher Haason Reddick called the surface at Phoenix’s State Farm stadium “the worst field” he’d ever played on.
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A Toronto octogenarian is in a fight with city hall over his installation of artificial turf at the front of his property. The man says a stroke has left him with limited mobility, making it difficult for him to maintain natural grass.
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You are holding a book about inconveniences. But, unlike those unpleasant interruptions in life when we bite into a sour strawberry or encounter a pothole that costs us an expensive new tire, the interruptions covered here lead a dual life. While they are inconvenient on the surface, they are essential to the core. They force decisions. The correct routes will bring triumph and even fame. The bad choices will bring ruin and even long-term fears. The risky paths—whether conquered or failed—intensify the experience.
As every golfer knows, hazards are the heart and soul of the game of golf. Hazards come in all shapes, sizes, and configurations, from sand bunkers and waste areas to lakes and natural watercourses. Their placement and use in design are the most defining components of a golf course.
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If a landscape contractor wishes to hire the right employees, create a solid company culture, produce engaged staff, form a productive team and retain good workers from year to year, he or she must understand a paradigm shift is occurring, and failing to adapt to it will lead to a disconnection of people that will fail to grow the company.
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