Those associated with the maintenance of golf courses will have the opportunity to see a wide range of innovative new products and services from prominent suppliers when SALTEX opens its doors at the NEC, Birmingham on November 3 and 4.
Rudding Park Golf Club’s Matthew Milligan and Rhian Barton of The Wisley Golf Club are this year’s two successful student greenkeepers of the year award winners.
Two major golf construction projects are underway in Scotland after both were delayed by Covid.
Reesink Turfcare introduces the new generation of TYM tractors in a streamlined range with new engines and a new look, following market feedback and TYM’s own rebranding.
One of Hong Kong’s most exclusive sporting establishments is reaping the benefits of EcoBunker’s Advanced System.
Sundridge Park Golf Club boasts two 18-hole courses tucked away in a beautiful pocket of greenery in an otherwise bustling and urban part of Kent.
SISIS will be exhibiting at FSB Cologne, Germany from 26-28 October where the manufacturer will be showcasing its Syn-Pro range of market leading turf maintenance equipment.
Dunblane New Golf Club’s course is located in the centre of the cathedral city of Dunblane in one of the most picturesque areas of Perthshire.
GripClad’s cut-to-size anti-slip product gives added protection to golfers throughout the winter, and especially to those specific areas that may well be affected by rain, frost and ice.
The first female greenkeeper to work full time on the Old Course in St Andrews has graduated in golf course management from Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC).
The Turfco TriWave 60 and TriWave 45 are a new breed of overseeder that can significantly increase the success of operations by up to 30 percent, especially on contoured ground.
SALTEX event organiser Grounds Management Association reveals exciting details about this year’s Learning LIVE – an all-encompassing education programme designed for the groundscare industry.
Formartine United Football Club boasts a pitch to match its ambitions thanks to an experienced groundsman and two Dennis mowers.
The recently completed major renovation of The Caversham, near Reading, guided by Canadian architect Tom McBroom, is gaining high praise from members and visitors.
Many so-called ‘cold start’ products rely on just ammonia and urea to provide nitrogen to the plant but both have to be converted into plant available nitrate by bacteria and enzymes.
Having worked at Gleneagles and St Andrews, John Watson, course manager at Downfield Golf Club in Dundee, knows a thing or two about immaculate greenkeeping.
The course manager at Dumfries & County Golf Club details how he maintains the venue.
DLF Seeds, the world’s leading grass seed breeder, is to invest £3.5 million in new state-of-the-art mixing and distribution facilities at its main seed processing site in Worcestershire.
The course operations manager of an Australian golf club has said a vandal has poured ‘poison’ on his course, causing potentially more than £250,000 of damage.
John talks about the equipment he’s used to maintain the venue during the pandemic.
At Windlesham Golf Club in Surrey, brushing is becoming a regular, year-round operation following the purchase of a Redexim Top-Brush in December 2020.
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