Superintendent Radio Network

Before moving over to maintenance, Panorama Golf Club superintendent Steve Gilley played years on the mini tours, during which he took 11 swings at Q-School, shot a round of 55(!) and survived a stroke on the course.

Carolina Golf Club superintendent Matthew Wharton reflects on the highs and lows of his year as president of the Carolinas GCSA.

Dive deeper into each issue of Golf Course Industry: In our first episode, Matt talks with cover subject Drew Miller about teaching turfgrass and developing talent, Judd Spicer about Las Vegas challenges, and Matthew Wharton about his recent golf week in Ireland.

Country Roads: Why drive rather than fly? To stop at courses, of course. Guy checks in at The Greenbrier and The Olde Farm on his way to Green Start Academy.

Patrick Reinhardt of Georgia Southern University Golf Course dives into the health challenges faced by his 3-year-old son and how the Wee One Foundation has made a big difference.

Hey, there’s a golf course architect in Idaho! David Druzisky (@drugolf) describes the majesty and minutiae of finding and executing work in a fascinating region.

Mr. Roboto: Guy and Matt are back from Illinois, where they previewed some new autonomous course tech with Echo Robotics and John Deere.

Doug Myslinski (@dougmyslinski) describes his work with Wadsworth Golf Construction Company and how somebody from a small eastern Ohio town became a golf course architect.

Way Out West: Matt dives into his week at Desert Mountain and talks with Guy about a National Parks vacation.

Alex Stuedemann of TPC Deere Run sits down to talk about his commitment to keeping his skin as healthy as his mind and body.

Mow Canada: Guy heads north for his second Toronto trip this year, this time for the CP Women's Open at Magna GC.

John Colligan shares a few Texas-sized laughs and golf course architecture tales.

Rocky Mountain Guy: GCI managing editor Matt LaWell talks with editor Guy Cipriano about his recent trip to a quartet of courses in Colorado.

Brit Stenson reflects on his 25 years as IMG’s director of design and offers insight into some of golf’s developmental booms.

Eric Materkowski describes his career journey and how his team consistently provides terrific playing surfaces at an elite Pittsburgh club.

A lifetime in golf, scoring tees, inclusiveness and a new labor development project in Florida. ASGCA President Jan Bel Jan discusses her fascinating career.

Mike Dachowski discusses the agronomic philosophies at Rhode Island gem Shelter Harbor Golf Club.

How the value of listening and willingness to work on courses built in all eras has helped Drew Rogers (@JDRgolfdesign) forge a path in a challenging profession.

Whether it’s speaking or writing, Jeff Brauer tells excellent stories. He covers numerous topics in his Tartan Talks debut.

EarthWorks President Joel Simmons describes how a soil-based approach has produced longevity in the turf industry while helping superintendents throughout the country.

Greg Martin returns to the podcast to discuss workflow in golf course architecture and what golf can learn from companies such as Disney and Starbucks.

Bethpage State Park director of agronomy Andrew Wilson discusses how his team is preparing for a major championship early in the golf season.

45 years in the business produces plenty of stories. Rick Robbins discusses his golf course architecture career and presents ways to integrate practice with revenue.

The National Golf Club of Kansas City’s Spencer Roberts explains the practices and philosophies his team implemented to handle a year of brutal weather.

Mike Gogel (@mggolfdesign) discusses working alongside his brother, transitioning from golf course construction to architecture and his agronomy volunteer experiences.