Keyword: Golf course maintenance costs
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| The downside of faster greens | Waters, George. 2023. USGA Green Section Record. February 3. 61(2): p. [1-3]. |
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| Going rakeless at Inwood Country Club | Friedman, Daniel. 2022. USGA Green Section Record. July 15. 60(13): p. [1-4]. |
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| Dollars and sense: Making it during times of uncertainty: In these hard times, superintendents have to be extra creative |
Anonymous. 2020. USGA Green Section Record. March 20. 58(6): p. [1-4]. |
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| Wildflowers bring in bees, but so much more: Converting out-of-play areas into flowering habitats can reduce maintenance expenses, help create a more sustainable golf course, and offer opportunities for engaging golfers and the non-golfing public Access Restrictions |
Dale, Adam G. 2020. Golf Course Management. February. 88(2): p. 66-71. |
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| Golf Course Fairways - Managing Quality and Playability |
Kammerer, Steve. 2019. [Liberty Corner, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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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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| Appraise an investment before you invest |
Turnbull, Andrew. 2019. Golfdom. October. 75(10): p. EOP3-EOP7. |
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| From no-mow to natural to cost analysis: The biggest challenge with native areas might be their size in relation to play and the economics of maintenance Access Restrictions |
Nikolai, Thomas A. 2019. Golf Course Management. September. 87(9): p. 56. |
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| Fairway regrassing - can you afford not to?: The agronomic benefits of fairway regrassing have long been understood. However, detailing the economic benefits is a critical part of explaining the need for fairway regrassing at your facility | Jacobs, Paul; Gross, Patrick. 2019. USGA Green Section Record. September 6. 57(17): p. 1-4. |
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| Dye Designs advise The Shire |
Anonymous. 2019. Golf Course Architecture. April. 56: p. 30. |
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| Tight money and course maintenance |
Doherty, Dave. 2018. The Boardroom. November/December. 22(279): p. 91. |
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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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| Eliminating Golf Course Accessories Saves Time and Money | Anonymous. 2017. [Far Hills, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 3 pp. |
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| Using Goats for Vegetation Control | Anonymous. 2017. [Far Hills, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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| Naturalizing Areas Helps Maximize a Limited Water Supply | Anonymous. 2017. [Far Hills, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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| Using Goats to Control Difficult Weeds | 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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| Biological Control Program Saves Hemlock Trees | Anonymous. 2017. [Far Hills, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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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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| The restoration of Kananaskis Country Golf Course: An assistant superintendent's perspective Access Restrictions |
Gentry, Michael. 2017. GreenMaster. Fall. 53(3): p. 12-14. |
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| Owners abandon Nova Scotia golf course, return to U.K., volunteers say: Members wait on creditors to determine future of the Annapolis Royal Golf Club | Corfu, Nina. 2017. CBC News. August 29. p. [1-2]. |
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| Mantaining quality conditions with fewer workers |
USGA Green Section. 2017. USGA Green Section Record. August 18. 55(16): p. 1-2. |
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| [Offshore and away] |
Mumford, Colin. 2017. Greenkeeper International. May. p. 21. |
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| Hi-tech web tool a boon to supers: USGA map-based tool helps reduce costs and improve golfer experience |
McPherson, David. 2017. Turf & Rec. April/May. 30(3): p. 30, 32-33. |
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| National Club Association survey finds that most private clubs promote sustainability | Vizza, Cindy. 2017. Earth Shaping News. 2nd Quarter. p. 21-22. |
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| What Does a Clean Course Cost? | Carter, Paul L. 2016. Harrison, Tennessee: The Bear Trace at Harrison Bay. [2] pp. |
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| Proposals would keep Springfield golf course open | Cooper, Michael. 2016. Springfield News-Sun. September 12. p. [1-2]. |
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| Interesting details about Tennessee's turfgrass industry from the 2015 survey report | English, Burton C.; Menard, Jamey; Jensen, Kim; Boyer, Chris; Brosnan, Jim. 2016. Tennessee Turfgrass. August/September. p. 16-18, 20, 22. |
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| Water use is key | Andrew, Ian. 2016. ONCourse. August. p. 19. |
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| Architecture & agronomics: When they propose modifications, golf course architects must keep in mind the realities of maintenance budgets and manpower |
Pioppi, Anthony. 2016. Superintendent. August. 15(8): p. 16-19. |
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| Fast and affirmed: Management at Saddle Creek Resort see new savings and increased play upon mitigating water during the California drought |
Williams, Patrick. 2016. Golf Course Industry. July. 28(7): p. 22-24. |
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| Building blocks: By taking a fresh approach to course set-up and design, owners and architects are laying the foundation for business success |
Bouts, Trent. 2016. Golf Business [NGCOA]. July/August. 22(7): p. 38-43. |
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| High-quality hazards: Tips for bunker construction | Anonymous. 2016. Earth Shaping News. 3rd Quarter. p. 21. |
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| Efficiencies & turf operations: Finding ways to do more with less | Jiggens, Mike. 2016. Turf & Recreation. March. 29(2): p. 11-12, 14. |
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| Wants or needs?: How the business of golf needs to do better |
Downing, David S. II. 2016. The Boardroom. March/April. 20(263): p. 90-91. |
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| Making the rounds: Economics alter golf course aerification habits | Pajak, Steve. 2016. The Sacramento Bee. March 1. p. [1-5]. |
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| With UA grass, golf courses could see 2 kinds of green | Tricoles, Robin. 2016. UANews [University of Arizona]. February 3. p. [1-4]. |
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| Maintenance money matters |
Throssell, Clark. 2016. Golfdom. January. 72(1): p. 44. |
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| Is There Anything That Can Be Applied to Turf That Will Eliminate the Need for Mowing? | United States Golf Association. 2015. [Far Hills, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 1 p. |
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| Empowerment: Pro-active maintenance for golf courses with limited budget | Patricio, Ray Jr. 2015. Sustainable Turfgrass Management in Asia 2015. p. [1-4]. |
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| Empowerment: Pro-active maintenance for golf courses with limited budget | Patricio, Ray Jr. 2015. Sustainable Turfgrass Management in Asia 2015. p. [1-20]. |
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| California country club to remove turf: State's largest turf removal project | Anonymous. 2015. Turf Trends [Idaho]. Summer. p. 110-113. |
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| Islands of refuge | Anonymous. 2015. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. September/October. 17(5): p. 52-53. |
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| Maximizing maintenance efficiency |
Meentemeyer, Blake. 2015. United States Golf Association. September 11. p. 1-3. |
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| Developing your fleet management plan |
Phillips, Hal. 2015. Golf Course Management China. July/August. p. [8-10], [12], 8-10, 12. |
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| Rising from the wreckage: Life after a devastating winter: Budgeting and maintenance practices to help you through the fallout from a harsh winter Access Restrictions |
DeCorso, David. 2015. GreenMaster. July/August. 50(4): p. 16-18. |
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| Budgeting: Communication is key: The ability to effectively convey your course's financial needs to those who control the budget is a vital skill for a superintendent |
Phillips, Hal. 2015. Golf Course Management China. May/June. p. [6-8], [10], 6-8, 10. |
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| Sand Pro makes light work at Burford Access Restrictions |
de Havilland, James. 2015. Greenkeeper International. May. p. 42-44. |
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| The sustainability of sustainability | Dowling, Elliott L. 2015. On Course [MAGCS]. May. 69(1): p. 22-23. |
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| Ingenious irrigators: A historic drought has forced California superintendents to take water management to a new level |
Aylward, Lawrence. 2015. Superintendent. March. 14(3): p. W4-W6, W8. |
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| From EH to Zed | Gilhuly, Larry. 2014. United States Golf Association. December 2. p. 1-4. |
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| The cost of maintaining trees |
McClellan, Ty A. 2014. United States Golf Association. October 28. p. 1-3. |
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| Tips to reduce golf course maintenance costs |
Anonymous. 2014. The Dogwood. Fall. p. 41. |
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| One demanding course | Stetz, Mike. 2014. Golf Inc.. Fall. 23(4): p. 10-13. |
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| Creative golf management |
Woodward, Mark. 2014. Golfdom. August. 70(8): p. 14. |
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| Global golf and it's importance to the game | Williams, Bruce. 2014. Asian Club Business. June. 65: p. 48-50. |
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| Consider the cost - bentgrass versus ultradwarf bermudagrass | Hartwiger, Chris. 2014. United States Golf Association. May 2.35:22. |
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| It's about more than conserving water - it's about staying in business | Moore, Jim. 2014. United States Golf Association. February 10.32 slides; Audio: 24:20. |
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| Hill Side Golf & Country Club: GEO Update 2012 |
Mönttinen, Tuukka. 2013. Conference Zurich 2013 [FEGGA]. p. [1-23]. |
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| The time has come |
Williams, Bruce. 2013. Asian Golf Business. October. 58: p. 36-39. |
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| [Successfully combatting cyanobacteria on golf course turfgrass in Asia] |
Prusa, James. 2013. Asian Golf Business. October. 58: p. 40-45. |
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| Maintaining a golf course during a government shutdown | Eyman, Stuart. 2013. The Sand Blaster. September/October. 25(5): p. 5. |
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| Recalling an old, Scottish course, which may be all but forgotten |
Pioppi, Anthony. 2013. Superintendent. September. 12(9): p. 10. |
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| Redrawing the bottom line (Un élément essentiel á revérifier) Access Restrictions |
Cousineau, Marc. 2013. GreenMaster. July/August. 48(4): p. 12-15. |
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| Bunkers: How much are they costing you? |
Hartwiger, Chris. 2013. United States Golf Association. June 11. p. 1-2. |
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| Economic analysis of creeping bentgrass and annual bluegrass greens maintenance Access Restrictions |
Bigelow, Cale A.; Tudor, W. Tracy Jr. 2012. Golf Course Management. October. 80(10): p. 76-78, 80, 82, 84, 86, 88, 90-93. |
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| Crunching the numbers: Program cost analysis for golf course maintenance departments (Faites parler les chiffres: Comment analyser le coût des programmes d'entretien) Access Restrictions |
Gilbert, Braydon. 2012. GreenMaster. September/October. 47(5): p. 28-31. |
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| Mid-continent regional update: [Long-term effects of record setting droughts] |
White, Bud. 2012. United States Golf Association. June 20. p. 1-2. |
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| Managing change requires flexibility |
Brame, Bob. 2012. United States Golf Association. May 3. p. 1-2. |
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| Sports turf solutions: A rising star - Up, up and away! |
Anonymous. 2012. Asian Golf Business. February. 41: p. 30-37. |
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| Aesthetics should not trump playability: Not perfect, but different shades of green | Bevard, Darin S. 2011. USGA Green Section Record. December 2. 49(44): p. 1. |
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| Purdue's toolbox Access Restrictions |
Carson, Teresa. 2011. Golf Course Management. October. 79(10): p. 38. |
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| Clearing the air: New emission standards will affect golf course equipment and, perhaps, the prices superintendents have to pay for that equipment Access Restrictions |
Torsiello, John. 2011. Golf Course Management. October. 79(10): p. 44-46, 48, 50, 52, 54. |
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| It's never time wasted Access Restrictions |
MacCallum, Scott. 2011. Greenkeeper International. September. p. 3. |
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| Maui wowie! |
Gilhuly, Larry. 2011. United States Golf Association. September 14. p. 1-2. |
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| Getting back in balance: Positive aspects of the new paradigm |
Foy, John H. 2011. USGA Green Section Record. September 9. 49(36): p. 1. |
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| War on green speeds: The pressure to ramp up putting speeds has been a response to the increasing ease of the sport |
Shackelford, Geoff. 2011. Golfdom. August. 67(8): p. 48. |
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| Course maintenance costs at New Zealand golf clubs |
Oldham, Kevin; Darlington, Everett; Whately, Greg. 2011. New Zealand Turf Management Journal. August. 26(3): p. 27-29. |
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| Economics 101: For superintendents | Williams, Bruce. 2011. Golf Course Industry. April. 23(4): p. 24-27. |
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| Leading thoughts... with John Sanford, ASGCA | Sanford, John. [200x]. American Society of Golf Course Architects. p. [1]. |
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| Leading thoughts... with Rick Phelps, ASGCA | Phelps, Rick. [200x]. American Society of Golf Course Architects. p. [1]. |
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| Where would you cut first? A USGA Green Section survey | Anonymous. 2010. United States Golf Association. p. [1]. |
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| It's all about the small stuff (Chaque détail compte) Access Restrictions |
Cousineau, Ken. 2010. GreenMaster. November/December. 45(6): p. 8-9. |
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| Organic solution: Challenged to improve fairway playability, The Club at Carlton Woods took a new approach toward dealing with organic matter | Bauer, Eric. 2010. Golf Course Industry. October. 22(9 [10]): p. 38-41. |
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| Looking at the bright side | Reitman, John. 2010. TurfNet.com. September 28. p. [1-5]. |
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| Cog Hill's dilemma: It's all about the green(s) |
Cronin, Tim. 2010. Daily Southtown. September 14. p. [1-2]. |
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| With an aim to please: Despite tight maintenance budgets, superintendents continue to provide players the best conditions possible |
Aylward, Larry. 2010. Golfdom. August. 66(8): p. 20-21, 23, 25-27. |
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| More nails in the coffin? Access Restrictions |
Isaac, Steve. 2010. Bulletin for Sports Surface Management. July. 249: p. 26. |
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| Bunkers and buck$: Superintendents aim to reduce maintenance costs in sand hazards without causing a fuss |
Pioppi, Anthony. 2010. Golfdom. July. 66(7): p. 50-52. |
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| Your piece of the revenue pie: At many courses, less than 25% of golf facility revenues are budgeted for turf maintenance |
Vavrek, Robert. 2010. USGA Green Section Record. May/June. 48(3): p. 9-11. |
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| Is brown the new green?: When courses cut down on water use, it can also make them more fun to play - really | Newport, John Paul. 2010. The Wall Street Journal. May 14. p. [1-4]. |
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| The economic challenge continues |
Brame, Bob. 2010. United States Golf Association. May 4. p. 1-2. |
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| Hope against hope: US golf industry looks to better days |
Anonymous. 2010. Asian Golf Business. April. 21: p. 32-35. |
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| Golf course maintenacne contracts: Getting it right the first time! |
Glasgow, Alex; Hood, Megan. 2010. Asian Golf Business. April. 21: p. 38-46. |
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| Bunkers: A modern challenge | Tittershill, Ian. 2010. Golf Course Architecture. April. 20: p. 33. |
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| Pressing on: For many Golfdom readers, 2009 was the toughest year they've ever endured in the business. But those same readers remain hopeful for 2010 and beyond |
Aylward, Larry. 2010. Golfdom. March. 66(3): p. 18-20, 23-24, 26. |
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| You might think I'm crazy, but I believe the golf industry is in for a solid 2010 |
Gray, Christopher S. Sr. 2010. Golfdom. March. 66(3): p. 28, 31. |
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| Golf course master planning & land planning |
Carrick, Doug. 2010. Asian Golf Business. February. 19: p. 62-68. |
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| Creative cuts |
Anonymous. 2010. Golf Business [NGCOA]. February. 16(2): p. 67. |
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