Welcome to Stuff Golfers Should Know, a GOLF.com series in which we reveal all kinds of useful golf (and life!) wisdom that is sure to make you the smartest, savviest and most prepared player in your ...

The Presidents Cup, of course, draws a ton of volunteers, and the noodles were a luxury touch. But it doesn’t change the fact that superintendents lean on jury-rigged equipment hacks for all kinds of ...

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 ...

For most golfers, the work of a course superintendent remains wrapped in mystery—and of little interest. If they think about golf superintendents at all, they imagine them to be like the demented ...

We are currently enjoying the greatest golf economy in my lifetime. I’ve been writing about, researching and studying the business of operating and maintaining courses for 40 years and this is ...

For golf course superintendents, late summer is one of the most stressful times of the year—both psychologically speaking and literally for the pressure the turf is under during intense heat and ...

A new apprenticeship program backed by the U.S. Golf Association is bringing tuition-free training for aspiring golf course maintenance professionals to Charlotte. Quail Hollow Club, the USGA and ...