A broad-based look at the course management and maintenance issues facing golf superintendents and their crews, and how they can be addressed most effectively as part of a property’s overall strategic plan and approach.

High Slope Rating

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With some of its holes built on the ski runs of Park City (Utah) Mountain, the challenging resort course of Canyons Golf offers unexpected opportunities for the staff and golfers alike.

Forewarned and Forearmed

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It’s tough to outsmart Mother Nature, but superintendents can use a variety of practices to try to best protect their properties from weather-related trauma.


Quick Study

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It took 10 years for Tim Campbell to settle on a career and complete his education—but after choosing golf course maintenance, he elevated himself, and the Palm Beach (Fla.) Par 3 Golf Course, to unique standings.


Playing Solid Defense

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It may not be possible to completely eradicate disease and other threats from golf course greens, but superintendents have a number of available resources to keep them at bay.


Finding Good Mechanics

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More than ever, experienced and reliable equipment technicians are in high demand, to help course-maintenance departments run at peak efficiency.


Making Practice Areas Perfect

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Many properties are improving facilities that help golfers sharpen their skills and bring new players to the game. But to maximize their appeal and user satisfaction, they must get the same care as golf courses.