Keyword: Golf course budgets
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| Skills for handling the sellers |
Furlong, Ron. 2024. Golf Course Industry. September. 36(9): p. 44-46. |
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| A quick-start guide to putting green data collection |
Hartwiger, Chris. 2022. USGA Green Section Record. December 2. 60(22): p. [1-6]. |
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323802 |
| Think big entering a new decade |
DeLozier, Henry. 2020. Golf Course Industry. January. 32(1): p. 14. |
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310385 |
| Budget & labor: Our breakdown of finances and personnel provides a glimpse at the resources available to courses in 2020 |
Anonymous. 2020. Golf Course Industry. January. 32(1): p. 20-23. |
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310396 |
| The high cost of not investing in safety: How much could you lose without proper training |
McCord, Mickey. 2020. Golf Course Industry. January. 32(1): p. 60-61. |
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310432 |
| Going green: Claude Pardue goes old-school, overseeding to bring in business |
Eubanks, Steve. 2020. Golf Business [NGCOA]. January. 26(1): p. 28-30. |
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310059 |
| Helping Public Golf Courses Overcome Challenges |
O'Brien, Patrick. 2019. [Liberty Corner, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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| Drip irrigation |
Miller, Ross. 2019. Course Conditions. Summer. p. 14-15. |
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| The new course maintenance metrics: It's time to retire cost-per-hole: Variables in the way courses structure their budgets can produce misleading comparisons of financial efficiency Access Restrictions |
Raisch, Todd W. 2019. Golf Course Management. November. 87(11): p. 60, 62, 64, 66. |
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| Big bucks Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2019. Golf Course Management. October. 87(10): p. 20. |
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| A case for precision irrigation: Advances in technology have changed the game and made the practice of irrigating by amount and not time a necessity for golf course superintendents Access Restrictions |
Read, Mike. 2019. Golf Course Management. October. 87(10): p. 58-60. |
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308649 |
| Appraise an investment before you invest |
Turnbull, Andrew. 2019. Golfdom. October. 75(10): p. EOP3-EOP7. |
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| Land of the free: There's no budget at Kansas City's Brough Creek National GC - just some bros and a big idea |
Jones, Seth. 2019. Golfdom. October. 75(10): p. Cover, 46-50, 53-55. |
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| About that 2020 budget |
DeLozier, Henry. 2019. Golf Course Industry. October. 31(10): p. 12. |
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| Betting on bentgrass: How leveraging numbers, experience and relationships led to Desert Mountain bringing cool-season turf to every acre of an Arizona course |
LaWell, Matt. 2019. Golf Course Industry. October. 31(10): p. 28-32, 34-36, 70. |
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308899 |
| New to the destination turf game: Creating elite courses and conditions comes with a steep learning curve in a South American nation using golf to boost its reputation |
Spicer, Judd. 2019. Golf Course Industry. September. 31(9): p. 28-29. |
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| Assisting your assistants |
Moraghan, Tim. 2019. Golf Course Industry. September. 31(9): p. 30, 47. |
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| Serious about solar: A New England course ownership tandem is making a major commitment to alternative energy. Will others in the region follow? |
Torsiello, John. 2019. Golf Course Industry. August. 31(8): p. 43-45. |
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| Renovation on a shoestring: A renovation is made easier if a club can afford a multi-million pound project |
Lawrence, Adam. 2019. Golf Course Architecture. July. 57: p. 52-56. |
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| Facelift wishlists Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2019. Golf Course Management. May. 87(5): p. 22. |
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| Ways of the future: Where are clubs going to find employees for the many positions on the golf course? |
Williams, Bruce R. 2019. The Boardroom. May/June. 23(282): p. 83, 100. |
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| Kings Norton invests £600k in its course |
Anoynmous. 2019. GreenKeeping. April. 156: p. 3. |
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| Tight money and course management: Clubs with a plan saved money |
Doherty, Dave. 2019. The Boardroom. January/February. 23(280): p. 64. |
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| New: Deputies' Conference |
Anonymous. 2018. Greenkeeper International. November. p. 68-69. |
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| Budgeting 2019 |
DeLozier, Henry. 2018. Golf Course Industry. November. 30(11): p. 10. |
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| Tight money and course maintenance |
Doherty, Dave. 2018. The Boardroom. November/December. 22(279): p. 91. |
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| Pay attention to the signals Access Restrictions |
Carson, Chris. 2018. Golf Course Management. October. 86(10): p. 28. |
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| Earn that budget increase: Overcome these three common setbacks and get your ownership to invest in your program, rather than resist |
Williams, Anthony L. 2018. Golf Course Industry. October. 30(10): p. 38-39. |
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| Facing the water hazard: A 10-15-year cycle could result in nearly $10 billion worth of renovation work |
Kauffman, Scott. 2018. Golf Business [NGCOA]. October. 24(10[9]): p. Cover, 38-39, 41, 43. |
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| Make a big difference, sweat the small stuff | Jones, Pat. 2018. Carolinas Green. September/October. p. 8, 10. |
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301139 |
| Why munis are renovating: Restoring municipal courses can make them financially viable and transform them into valuable civic assets |
Carter, Keith. 2018. Golf Inc.. September/October. 27(5): p. 34-35. |
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| Dollars & (common) sense Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2018. Golf Course Management. August. 86(8): p. 22. |
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| Prevention measures: A necessary defense | Dudones, David. 2018. Tee to Green [New York]. July/August. 49(4): p. 1. |
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| Is renovation really worth it?: While the end result can be positive, updating a golf course takes time, money and careful consideration |
Stetz, Mike. 2018. Golf Inc.. July/August. 27(4): p. 18-19. |
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304884 |
| Riverlakes rejuvenation: Jason Lavender had some pretty special company to help him celebrate the AGCSA Claude Crockford Environmental Award bestowed upon him at the recent Australasian Turfgrass Conference |
Anonymous. 2018. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. July/August. 20(4): p. 28-32. |
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300185 |
| Ticking the boxes |
Macphee, Bruce. 2018. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. July/August. 20(4): p. 40-41. |
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300187 |
| Don't fear the green dyed monster! Access Restrictions |
Frogley, Grant. 2018. Greenkeeper International. May. p. 26-28. |
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300083 |
| Strathfield all set |
Wilcher, James; Cannon, Andrew. 2018. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. May/June. 20(3): p. 26-30. |
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| Maintenance budgets: What NOT to cut | Langner, Jeff. 2018. The Golf Course Trades. May 5. 28[31](5): p. 30-31. |
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| Budgeting ahead of the season |
Mumford, Colin. 2018. Greenkeeper International. April. p. 58-59. |
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300016 |
| Smart fertilization program saves labor |
Koch: Turf & Ornamental. 2018. Golfdom. April. 74(4): p. 12. |
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296650 |
| Growth hacking: Deferring a golf course's capital improvements can be a dangerous game. But how can owners and managers best execute large and small projects that deliver solid ROI? | Carey, Rob. 2018. Golf Business [NGCOA]. April. 24(3[4]): p. 32-37. |
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| A superintendent's worth | Galles, Ryan. 2018. The Reporter [IGCSA]. March. p. 14. |
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309236 |
| We got a plan for that |
DeLozier, Henry. 2018. Golf Course Industry. March. 30(3): p. 18. |
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295998 |
| Sound advice?: Are you really achieving your goals when seeking consultancy or agronomic advice for your golf course? |
Copsey, Paul. 2018. The Golf Business. March. 12: p. 52-54. |
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| In the office |
Howkins, Les. 2018. Your Course [BIGGA]. Spring. 1: p. 20-21. |
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| Driver for development: A natural golf course has helped boost housing sales at the Compass Pointe community |
Anonymous. 2018. By Design. February. p. 9. |
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295147 |
| Doing more with less: Good design and an efficient approach enabled Hunt Valley to make big changes with a small budget |
Anonymous. 2018. By Design. February. p. 11. |
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| Strategic planning: Not just for associations Access Restrictions |
Carson, Chris. 2018. Golf Course Management. February. 86(2): p. 28. |
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| Hampstead Golf Club: The closest golf course to 'The City' |
Barrow, Jake. 2018. Pitchcare. February/March. 77: p. 24-30. |
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296394 |
| Boom times are back: Rounds, revenue and the need for new players spur a renovation boom, but some of the same old budget and quality of life challenges persist despite higher revenues |
Frabotta, David. 2018. Superintendent. February. 17(2): p. Cover, 14-17, 19. |
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| What supers want |
Frabotta, David. 2018. Superintendent. February. 17(2): p. 4. |
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| The ongoing effort of retaining new golfers |
Nemitz, Jared. 2018. Golfdom. January. 74(1): p. 18. |
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| The great shortage: Golf's labor situation failed to improve in 2017, and industry executives and analysts are predicting more struggles filling open positions in 2018 |
Cipriano, Guy. 2018. Golf Course Industry. January. 30(1): p. 24-25. |
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| How reliable is your equipment?: Here's a to-do list for your mechanic this winter, and a mantra for those who show up in the spring |
Furlong, Ron. 2018. Superintendent. January. 17(1): p. 20-21. |
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| Naturalizing Areas to Reduce Inputs and Enhance Habitat | Anonymous. 2017. [Far Hills, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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| Reducing Inputs by Converting Turf to Native Grasses | Anonymous. 2017. [Far Hills, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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| Fore the Golfer: Are Golf Course Accessories Worth the Hidden Costs? | Anonymous. 2017. s.l.: United States Golf Association (USGA). 01:37 min. |
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| Three Considerations For Your Upcoming Budget Submissions |
Barden, S. Addison. 2017. Far Hills, New Jersey: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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| Golf Outings: Maintenance Needs Their Piece of the Pie Too |
USGA Green SEction. 2017. [Far Hills, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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| Challenge your thinking | Heptig, Josh. 2017. 2017 GCSAA Education Conference: Conference Session Presentations. p. [1-12]. |
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| Are Golf Course Accessorties Worth the Hidden Costs? | Anonymous. 2017. s.l.: United States Golf Association (USGA). 01:37 min. |
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| It's okay to make money and use it like a big stick | Bouts, Trent. 2017. The Florida Green. Winter. p. 21-23. |
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| Agronomic and playability standards | Johnson, Roy. 2017. The Super News [Rio Grande G.C.S.A.]. December. p. [2-3]. |
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| Changing the culture Access Restrictions |
Stewart, Roger. 2017. Golf Course Management. December. 85(12): p. 34. |
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| Time to review and learn |
Furlong, Ron. 2017. Superintendent. December. 16(12): p. 10. |
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| Key turns from playing sports to growing the grass for golf | Mull, Brian. 2017. Through the Green [Georgia]. November/December. p. 6-7. |
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| Falling leaves and budgets! |
Duffy, Brian. 2017. The Golf Course Trades. November. 30(11): p. 28-29. |
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| Get your budget increase: Strategies to receive the resources you need for the course your members and players expect |
Williams, Bruce. 2017. Golf Course Industry. November. 29(11): p. 12-14, 16-18. |
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| The private club industry continues to evolve: Change continues to happen in the private club industry |
Abely, Joe; Duval, Dave. 2017. The Boardroom. November/December. 21(273): p. 30. |
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| Big tickets and bigger timing |
Cloninger, Tim. 2017. Golfdom. October. 73(10): p. EOP7. |
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| The times they are a changin' |
Dudones, David. 2017. Tee to Green [New York]. October/November. 48(5): p. 1, 8. |
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| Living with reality |
Vinchesi, Brian. 2017. Golf Course Industry. October. 29(10): p. 50. |
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| Bulletproof budgeting ideas |
Frabotta, David. 2017. Superintendent. October. 16(10): p. 4. |
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| Validate your budget with written standards: Maintenance standards help define golf course conditions, set expectations and outline the hard costs associated with each task |
Pioppi, Anthony. 2017. Superintendent. October. 16(10): p. 12-15. |
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| Building the case for outsourced aerification: If you build your budget for outsourcing, you'll get to those projects you wish you had the time and manpower for |
McCue, Mike. 2017. Superintendent. October. 16(10): p. 16-19. |
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| Get your money's worth |
Bollig, Jeff. 2017. Superintendent. October. 16(10): p. 32. |
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| Buy the book: When it comes to preparing a capital budget, golf course superintendents rely on planning, prioritizing, and powers of persuasion | Gilliland, Betsy. 2017. Club & Resort Business. October. 13(10): p. 36-39. |
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| Getting to better budgeting: 5 ways to up your budgeting game Access Restrictions |
Bartman, Jenifer. 2017. GreenMaster. Fall. 53(3): p. 21. |
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| The balancing act: Reducing staff levels versus meeting customer expectations | Johnston, Stephen. 2017. Golf Business Canada. Fall. 21(3): p. 44-46, 48. |
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| Labor, it was the best of times-it was the worst of times! |
Wright, Ron. 2017. Alabama Green. Fall. 3: p. 16. |
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| End budget procastination |
DeLozier, Henry. 2017. Golf Course Industry. September. 29(9): p. 12. |
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| Flying higher: Eagle Ridge Resort & Spa owners were close to shutting the operation down following the Great Recession. Since then, the Illinois facility has completely reversed its fortunes, and golf is a big reason why |
Carey, Rob. 2017. Golf Business [NGCOA]. September. 23(8): p. 26-28. |
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| Wiles ahead: Rob Wiles is a bit different to most course managers: He's also a director of the company that owns Cottingham Parks Golf Club and Leisure Club in Yorkshire, which makes him his boss' boss |
Anonymous. 2017. Greenkeeping. August. 137: p. Cover, 20, 22-26. |
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| Gone haywire |
DeLozier, Henry. 2017. Golf Course Industry. August. 29(8): p. 23. |
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| At your fingertips: Five important data sets you should be collecting, and why these analytics are important to successful turf maintenance |
Williams, Anthony L. 2017. Golf Course Industry. August. 29(8): p. 40-42. |
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| The easy way... or the hard way: Five valuable lessons I wish I had learned early in my career to ease my professional development and better transition into a successful golf course superintendent |
Grigg, Garry. 2017. Golf Course Industry. August. 29(8): p. 46-48. |
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| Managing golf greens: Aligning golf green quality with resource inputs Access Restrictions |
Brown, Stewart; Coday, Alan; Frame, Ian. 2017. Urban Forestry & Urban Greening. August. 26: p. 198-202. |
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| Improving productivity of existing staff: Improving productivity begins by ensuring maintenance efforts meet expectations and align with facility goals. Once standards are set, optimizing efficiency will help you get the most out of a labor budget |
Jacobs, Paul; O'Brien, Patrick. 2017. USGA Green Section Record. August 4. 55(15): p. 1-7. |
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| On the money Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2017. Golf Course Management. July. 85(7): p. 22. |
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| [Maintaining a high-end country club] |
MacKenzie, Jack. 2017. Hole Notes. July. 52(6): p. 8, 10-11. |
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| Labor struggles | Tegtmeier, Nate. 2017. The Reporter [IGCSA]. June. p. 14. |
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| U.S. Open's quiet man: Bob Lang, Erin Hills founder and original owner, will be in the background as his vision emerges |
Klein, Bradley S. 2017. GOLFWEEK. June. 43(6): p. 28-30. |
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| The greener way to greener golf courses |
Parker, Linda. 2017. The Golf Course Trades. June. 30(6): p. 8-9, 13. |
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| Polishing a gem: Springfield Country Club was falling on hard times, so one enterprising member decided to take what he'd learned in the jewelry business and use it to save his beloved Massachusetts club |
Darbyson, Kyle. 2017. Golf Business [NGCOA]. June. 23(6): p. 26-28. |
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| Rock chalk Jayhawk |
Darbyson, Kyle. 2017. Golf Business [NGCOA]. June. 23(6): p. 29. |
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| Professional partners: A trio of PGA Professionals decided that they wanted to work for themselves, so they came together to form Virginia Beach Golf Management with intent to bid on their hometown municipal courses |
Eubanks, Steve. 2017. Golf Business [NGCOA]. June. 23(6): p. 30-32. |
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| Focus on what matters most |
DeLozier, Henry. 2017. Golf Course Industry. May. 29(5): p. 10. |
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| Questions golf clubs should be asking |
Downing, Dave. 2017. The Boardroom. May/June. 21(270): p. 62. |
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| Are drainage problems draining your budget ... and your patience? |
Parker, Linda. 2017. The Golf Course Trades. April. 30(4): p. 20-23. |
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