Superintendent Radio Network

Director of golf course maintenance operations Blake Meentemeyer and equipment manager Randy Waymire discuss tournament and daily life at TPC Scottsdale.

Carolina Golf Club superintendent Matthew Wharton joins the debut edition of the Carolinas GCSA podcast.

Dr. Michael Hurdzan (@HurdzanGolf), author of the recently released book “Golf and Law,” discusses how safety, security and risk management affect golf course operations and design.

ASPIRE Golf principal and GCI columnist Tim Moraghan (@TimMoraghan) provides a candid and comprehensive look at what happened in 2018.

Summerlea GC superintendent and Western Trent GC consulting superintendent Moe Robinson (@moes_cakes) describes the steps she took to overcome anxiety.

Visits to 40 countries and counting. Golfplan’s Kevin Ramsey discusses the wild – and rewarding – aspects of introducing golf in new places.

GCI contributor Judd Spicer (@JuddSpicer) chats with Guy Cipriano about a year of telling turf-themed stories.

RiverTowne CC superintendent and Carolinas GCSA President Rob Daniel shares Carolinas GCSA Conference & Show memories and previews the 2018 version.

Chris Wilczynski describes the elements required for successfully executing a master plan and explains the route he took to starting his own golf course architecture firm.

Scott Dodson discusses life after receiving a kidney from fellow Buffalo-area superintendent Brian Conn, his family turf ties and career longevity.

Red Ledges director of agronomy Pat Christoffer describes the fall work required to prepare a mountain course for the “big white canvas.”

Desert Mountain’s Shawn Emerson describes the mentality, planning and agronomic tactics it takes to get warm-weather courses ready for peak play.

Carrying on The King’s design legacy. Arnold Palmer Design’s Brandon Johnson (@BAJohnson_GOLF) describes busy times for the firm and how he developed a zest for golf.

USGA Green Section agronomists John Daniels and Dr. Steve Kammerer provide tactics to help golf courses before and after damaging storms.

Ralph Kepple and Charles Aubry discuss TOUR Championship preparations and East Lake Golf Club’s world-class agronomy volunteer program.

Kenyon Kyle, director of golf course operations at the Audubon Country Club on Amelia Island, Fla., and Chris Derrick, field sales agronomist for Koch Turf & Ornamental, discuss aerification, nutrition strategies and overall turf health.

Putting the answers in the architect’s hands. Art Schaupeter answers questions about the opening of TPC Colorado, revetted bunkers and how to incorporate awesome views into a design.

A year after dealing with another natural disaster, Blayne Sparks, the superintendent at KemperSports-managed The Wilderness at Lake Jackson, describes the logistics and emotions associated with storm recovery.

A brutal growing season, major championship buzz and zoysiagrass. Dr. Lee Miller (@MUturfpath) discusses wild times in the Transition Zone.

Tony Goldsby, agronomist for The Andersons, offers key insight for more impactful fairway nutrition.

Todd Quitno (@LohmannQuitno) injects a mid-summer dose of positivity into the podcast as he discusses “saving the world one golf course at a time.”

What is life like as a superintendent on Hawaii’s Big Island? Kohanaiki’s Luke Bennett explains.

Andy Staples (@buildsmartrgolf) returns to celebrate the two-year anniversary of Tartan Talks. We promise the milestone podcast is better than the first one!

The Glen Club’s Christie Paich explains her route to becoming the first female general manager at a KemperSports facility and shares lessons from her leadership experiences.

Hail to the new chief! ASGCA President Jeff Blume discusses managing stormwater and makes a plea for promoting the economic benefits of golf to the masses.