Like the vehicles we drive every day, the equipment used to maintain golf courses has long been powered by gasoline and diesel engines. Reducing the impact that these engines have on the environment ...

Just because golf season is over doesn’t mean courses don’t still need regular attention. The maintenance team makes routine course checks throughout the winter looking for damage, debris or any ...

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There’s something decidedly different about the color palette you see on Scottish links courses. Instead of lush greens, which you often find on tees, fairways and putting surfaces at top courses in ...

From well-maintained fairways to pristine greens and tee boxes, golf may require more maintenance to uphold aesthetic beauty than any other sport. Beyond typical upkeep, however, golf courses ...

The use of aerial drones in the care and feeding of golf courses was one of the cutting-edge technologies on display at a recent convention of golf course managers in San Diego. But the gathering wasn ...

Golf courses are among the intensely managed turf systems. Different courses – and even different sections of the same course – will use different mowing and fertility strategies. A course's mixture ...

DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — “This isn’t a job. This is a lifestyle.” Chad Mark’s thoughts about a career in golf course maintenance are manifested during the week of the Memorial Tournament, the annual ...