SEPTEMBER 2009 • VOLUME 65 • NO. 9
All-Environment
Issue
In this special issue, we
devote every column and
story to issues dealing
with the ecosystem
columns
6 Pin High We Need More Joes Like Joe McCleary
8 From the Back Tees
Will You Be on the
Bus or Under It?
10 Turf M.D.
Transforming the
Golf Industry
56 Shack Attack
A Pointed Threat
departments
12 Hole of the Month
14
About the cover
We thought this photograph by Mike Klemme of
Glen Ellen Country Club in Mills, Mass., captures
the essence of golf and the environment perfectly.
Turfgrass Trends
This month, Golfdom’s practical
research digest for turfgrass man-
agers discusses controlling grubs
with parasitic wasps and using
newer insecticides to achieve
maximum control.
See pages 49-55.
33
Good for the
Environment, and
Good for the Golfers
Marvel Golf Club transforms
savings from environmental
programs into savings for golfers.
By Christopher S. Gray, Sr.
40
Keep an
Open Mind
Sure, the environmentalists can
drive us wacky. But does that mean
we should just write them off?
By Ron Furlong
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The Summer, the South
and the Wacky Weather —
In August, it finally began
to warm up in the South after a
cool first few months of summer.
Were superintendents thrown a
curveball with this weather as far as
golf course maintenance goes? We
posed this question
and others to Kathie
Kalmowitz (right),
Ph.D. and technical
specialist for BASF
Turf & Ornamentals.
Product
Progression
New insecticides target
pests more specifically,
reducing the quantity of
product needed to perform.
By John Walsh
Special advertising section begins on page 19
Environmental
ENDEAVORS
CORRECTION
In the July article, “Looking for Work,” Eric Czarnecki was
misquoted. He didn’t imply that either the greens chairman or
the general manager at Colliers Reserve Country Club in Naples,
Fla., was on a “power trip”.
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