Superintendent Radio Network

Golf in emerging markets, legends of the game and venomous snakes. Jeff Lawrence discusses his work as a senior designer/vice president with Gary Player Design.

Lead Researcher and University of Florida Assistant Professor of Turfgrass Dr. Travis Shaddox discusses the Balanced Approach Program and how it benefits superintendents with their agronomic approach.

Kasey Kauff explains why Trinity Forest Golf Club is unlike anything in the Dallas market – and the effort it took to turn dozens of dogs into calendar material.

Bellerive's Carlos Arraya reveals his passion for personnel management and describes the pride associated with hosting the 100th PGA Championship.

The U of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Dr. Bill Kreuser discusses how to start a PGR program and describes his journey into the science behind regulating growth rates.

From his experiences in the military to designing numerous facilities for The First Tee, Lester George shares stories and lessons from a fascinating life and golf course architecture career.

Eagles, wild turkey and golfers. Bear Trace at Harrison Bay superintendent Paul Carter reveals tactics for promoting wildlife on the course.

What happens if winter causes issues for cold- and warm-weather turf ready to leave dormancy? Syngenta’s Dr. Mike Agnew offers guidance for enduring slippery situations.

What happens when a beloved boss suffers a terminal illness? Aldarra Golf Club superintendent Sean Reehoorn describes the coping, grieving and enduring associated with an emotionally draining situation.

Boomer Sooner! Oklahoma-based Tripp Davis discusses working on Texas sites, zoysiagrass, course length and establishing relationships with superintendents during a GIS chat.

Bulkheads, coquina and a pair of golf legends. A conversation with Scot Sherman flows in numerous directions.

Josh Saunders discusses how his career shaped his agronomic philosophy, and his experience with biological soil management and the EarthWorks approach.

EarthWorks regional agronomist Kevin Hicks disucss his history in the turf industry, as well as his recent leap from turf to sales.

The St. Andrews Links team is being honored at #GCITweetUp18 for its communication successes. Director of greenkeeping Gordon Moir describes the benefits of spreading messages to the world.

How did a superintendent of a 9-hole course in British Columbia become a GIS attraction? You will understand why after listening to Pender Harbor Golf Club's Jason Haines.

Using Upper Midwest ingenuity, Kevin Norby explains how to work around wetlands and creeks, and how to develop a plan for handling floods.

Let’s get it on! Pat Jones and Tim Moraghan analyze a year of transition, construction, storm recovery and business growth in the golf industry.

What can you learn from jumping into ponds? Golf ball diver Brett Parker takes us inside the industry’s most dangerous job.

One of the industry’s great activists is devoting his attention elsewhere. Monroe Miller discusses his final GCI article and shares career guidance.

Ray Hearn describes his route from assistant superintendent to architect and provides insight into recent projects involving four contrasting courses.

The Greenbrier’s Kelly Shumate and Josh Pope offer strategies for helping a crew and golf courses recover from a natural disaster.

GCI’s Pat Jones and Guy Cipriano discuss assistant superintendents, Internet shopping, robotics, major championship sites and, yes, course cuisine.

Keith Wood describes life following a major championship and Adam Charles previews the Carolinas GCSA Conference and Show.

Dr. Bruce Martin discusses his nearly three decades at Clemson University, diseases, pests and the future of turfgrass science.