BTME Preview: John Deere
John Deere has announced two new additions to the economical 6000A Series fairway mower line-up, which will be previewed at BTME 2020 in Harrogate from January 21-23.
BTME Preview: Price Turfcare
Celebrating the third anniversary of the start of the business, Price Turfcare is back at BTME where the company was officially launched in 2017.
BTME Preview: Border Sports Services
The recent wet weather has yet again highlighted the benefits of lining bunkers with a quality and proven products such as Capillary Concrete.
BTME Preview: Biral
Meteorological equipment specialist Biral is looking forward to attending BTME in Harrogate to exhibit its BTD-200 self-contained, standalone lightning warning system.
Don’t stifle new ideas, says golf agronomist
Golf course agronomist Greg Evans has warned the industry not to suppress new ideas coming from the new generation of greenkeepers.
Meet the golf course manager: The North Berwick GC’s Stuart Greenwood
The club has well over 40,000 rounds of golf played on it every year. Stuart explains how this is achieved without suffering a decline in the quality of the links venue.
A day in the life: Jonathan Taylor
Jonathan is the head greenkeeper at the The Grove. The Hertfordshire venue opened in 2004 but is already considered one of England’s finest courses.
How to limit turf damage during winter
With fewer daylight hours and less favourable growing conditions, the focus in winter shifts from presentation and playability to maintenance and the limitation of turf damage while still facilitating play.
Versatile Quadraplay signals improvements at Wolverhampton RUFC
Andrew Brough, head groundsman at Wolverhampton RUFC, claims that the SISIS Quadraplay single pass maintenance system, has helped him in his personal quest to improve the standard of pitches.
Fentons of Bourne wins ‘Best Allied Trade Stand’ award
Fentons of Bourne, Price Turfcare’s local dealer for Lincolnshire and the East Midlands, won the ‘Best Allied Trade Stand’ award at the Midlands Machinery Show held at Newark Showground in November.
Overseas member wins court case against Sunningdale
A golfer who took legal action against Sunningdale Golf Club because it revoked his cheaper international membership because he was playing more than 30 rounds a year has won his court case.
GRP composite grating used to keep golf clubs safe
In addition to the already well established anti-slip safety treads that GripClad ® supplies, golf clubs are fostering innovation and steadily increasing their use in GRP composite grating.
Club to build ‘community academy’ in its 150th year
Stirling Golf Club is to celebrate its 150th anniversary by constructing a new six-figure community academy.
Spate of vandalism on UK golf courses towards the end of 2019
At least five golf courses have reported cases of extreme vandalism towards the end of 2019.
Bespoke seed mixture provides ‘the perfect blend’
The creation of a bespoke overseeding mixture has enabled the greenkeeping team at Dunblane New Golf Club to improve the uniformity and aesthetics of the club’s fairways and tees.
The need for limits in the pursuit of green speed
Agronomist Conor Nolan highlights some of the challenges facing turf managers.
OxyShot successfully shatters compaction at Ipswich Town FC
The OxyShot, from Charterhouse Turf Machinery, recently came to the rescue of waterlogged surfaces at Ipswich Town Football Club’s training ground.
Dennis G34D picture perfect at Durham CCC
The Dennis G34D cylinder mower is helping to provide a fantastic finish on the pitch at the Emirates Riverside Stadium according to Durham CCC head groundsman Vic Demain.
BLEC makes up the fleet for Talbot Farm Landscapes
Equipped with a fleet of BLEC machinery, Talbot Farm Landscapes and Talbot Sports Turf can tackle landscape and groundcare projects of all shapes and sizes.
Fewer than 1 in 5 greenkeepers are under 30
The number of young people embarking on a career in groundsmanship is in decline, according to new research by the Institute of Groundsmanship (IOG).
Preparing your golf course for reduced irrigation water
Water is essential for maintaining a golf course but our changing human consumption, agriculture, industry and, of course, climate, means water is likely to become more scarce in the next decade. Dr Christian Spring looks at what can be done now in preparation.
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