Golf industry research
From the publisher’s pen: New? No way!
The golf industry rarely encounters something novel compared to other sectors. But the findings of a New England researcher mean eyes are now open for a different type of disease affecting Poa annua greens.
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This is for the birds
Spanish resort Finca Cortesin publishes new yearlong Golf & Birds study, tracking observations, migration and more.
Glowing precision at Virginia Tech
Elisabeth Kitchin and her colleagues have been walking fairways after dark to research sprayer precision. What did they find out? Hint: the results are encouraging.
Buffalo Groupe reveals 2024 Golf Travel Study results
The survey revealed economic and travel trends based on more than 700 participants.
Musser Turfgrass Foundation honors University of Georgia researcher
Erick Begitschke named 2025 Award of Excellence recipient for his efforts in studying sustainable solutions for turfgrass managers.
Bloom Golf Partners releases 2025 workforce trends
The search and business consulting firm conducted a research study in partnership with The Center for Generational Kinetics, revealing industry key findings.
USGA focuses on inclusion, sustainability in 2024
Turfgrass innovation, junior golfer development and inclusion programs support the industry’s overall strength.
Vital role of engagement in turfgrass research
Working with academics can be incredibly important to maintenance success. Emily Brathwaite, Dr. Hannah Rivedal, Dr. Chas Schmid and Dr. Alec Kowalewski explain.
Turf & Soil Diagnostics promotes Duane Otto to president
Sam Ferro will remain with the company as vice president after 24-run as president.
Advanced solutions for safeguarding your root growth
Envu’s Dr. Jesse Benelli and Dr. James Hempfling share factors influencing the development of root diseases in cool- and warm-season turfgrass and potential avenues for intervention. Plus, learn more about intriguing results from university research trials conducted at a historic North Carolina golf course.
How long can Bermudagrass fairways stay vibrant?
Multi-state study reveals effects of soil moisture, mowing height and fall fertilization on Transition Zone winterkill.
