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January 11, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 1
Ultradwarf bermudagrass: Successful putting green management
Research you can you: Yellow bentgrass? Bacteria may be responsible
Time management: Looking to escape reality? It may be closer than you think
Regional updates
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-Mid-Atlantic region
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-North-central region
-Mid-continent region
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January 25, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 2
Introducing the new USGA Stimpmeter®: Now available
Perspectives from the green committee: Things I wish my superintendent understood
Irrigating for the proper conditions: Irrigate for playability and turf health, not color
Understanding what makes golf fun is good for your bottom line: The fun factor
Regional updates
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February 8, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 3
Presentations from the Golf Industry Show
-How to decide between bentgrass and bermudagrass
-Finding water where there is none - and doing with less
-Making good greens out of bad ones
From the Golf Industry Show
-Dr. Victor Gibeault receives the Green Section Award
-Superintendents get their first look at the new Stimpmeter
 
February 22, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 4
How it's done: Aligning grain when changing holes
Solar array use at Breckenridge Golf Course in Colorado: Sunshine on my solar arrays makes me happy
Eagle Cam: At home in the nest with Elliot and Eloise: Who says you can't go home again?
Regional updates
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March, 2013
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March 8, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 5
USGA webcast: Wet weather mowing
Written standards can satisfy frequent golfer questions and complaints: The value of objective maintenance standards
How it's done: Venting greens
A practical solution to encroachment of rough type bermudagrasses into bermudagrass putting greens: Reclaiming putting green edges using core aeration plugs
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March 22, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 6
USGA podcast: Out from under winter protective covers
Economic challenges facing golf require creative ideas to reduce expenses: Adding value - it comes in all sizes
The art and science of managing paspalum greens continue to improve: Going for the gold with seashore paspalum putting greens
All things considered - a USGA staff opinion: Let's make a deal: Overseeded or non-overseeded fairways?
USGA live webcast: Painting fairways - a better option than ever before
Eagle update: "Great way to start off the day!"
Regional updates
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For the golfer: Ball marks explained by our experts
 
 
April 5, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 7
USGA webcast: Encroachment prevention
Two case studies at golf facilities in drought-stricket Texas highlight the value of buffalograss as a low-maintenance turf requiring less water: Buffalograss on the golf course
Tree roots are far more extensive than most realize and cause turf problems on important playing surfaces: Getting to the root of the problem
Regional updates
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April 19, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 8
USGA webcast: Painting fairways - a better option than ever before
The high level of turf maintenance required to conduct a USGA national championship may surprise you: Course preparation for a USGA national championship - what's the fuss?
Hosting an open house at the maintenance facility or on the golf course is a great communication tool and education venue: Golf course "open house"
Regional updates
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For the golfer: Rolling frequency on bentgrass and Poa annua greens
Research update: Warm-season putting green trial
 
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May 3, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 9
Winter overseeding transition management
Hole location and changing duties impact the game: The hole was located where?
USGA funding has provided the means for turfgrass scientists to achieve many noteworthy accomplishments: Milestones of the USGA Turfgrass and Environmental Research Program
News notes: Green Section interns announced for 2013
News notes: Robert and Rhonda Brame to retire
News notes: Keith Happ named director of north-central region
Regional updates
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Fore the golfer: Why aerate the greens
Research update: Foliar nitrogen fertilization
 
May 17, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 10
How it's done series: Light and frequent fairway topdressing
A tough economy is forcing most golf facilities to reduce their operating budgets: Five mistakes to avoid when reducing maintenance costs
The no-till method is a lower-cost and less-disruptive option for converting fairways to newer, improved bermudagrass cultivars: No-till bermudagrass fairway renovation
News notes: Elliott Dowling joins Green Section staff
Regional updates
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Fore the golfer: Timing of core aeration differs by U. S. region
Research update: Insect pollinators need more habitat
 
May 31, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 11
Irrigation puzzle: Sourcing water for golf courses
All things considered- a USGA staff opinion: If you can't fix it, feature it
A fictional story based on my many years of experience maintaining public golf facilities: Sometimes the superintendents can't see the golf course for the grass
Fore the golfer: Divot repair etiquette
Research update: NFL team selects USGA-funded bermudagrass for home field
Regional updates
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June 14 , 2013, Vol. 51, No. 12
Experience the U.S. Open like never before: USGA agronomists take you behind the scenes at the U.S. Open
From the US Open: Green practices make perfect sense at Merion
The high level of turf maintenance required to conduct a USGA national championship may surprise you: Course preparation for a USGA national championship - what's all the fuss?
So you think you want to play championship conditions all the time?: Why we can't and, perhaps more important, why we shouldn't
Fore the golfer: TV golf vs daily play
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June 28, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 13
Question: Why do your bentgrass greens always slow down in the summer? Answer: To keep them alive
USGA Green Section webcast series: Volcanoed holes
Renovating fairways with new turfgrasses elevates playing conditions and creates a more sustainable golf operation: Better grasses make for better fairways
Creating wildflower areas at Rockland Country Club is one example of how golf courses can positively impact the environment: Like a butterfly in the wind
Fore the golfer: Hand watering greens
Research update: Tracking nitrogen fate over the long haul
Regional updates
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July 12, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 14
A step-by-step guide to help your golf facility prepare for mandatory water restrictions: Developing a drought-emergency plan
Bermudagrass stunt mites are an increasing turfgrass problem at golf facilities with bermudagrass fairways and roughs: A witch's brew of troubles with the bermudagrass mite
All things considered - a USGA staff opinion: Going against the grain
Fore the golfer: Hand watering versus syringing
Research update: Keeping all the pieces: Restoring natural processes on golf courses
Regional updates
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July 26, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 15
Webcast series: Optimizing bermudagrass putting green health & playability
That's a great idea: But can the cost be absorbed?
All things considered - a USGA staff opinion: Intermediate rough: A waste of time and resources
Getting kids on the course: GCBAA raises over $50,000 for Sticks for Kids
Fore the golfer: Golf cart etiquette
Regional updates
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August 9, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 16
A unique approach: Managing players and maintenance
Can't stop your ball on the green?: Are the greens to blame or is it your game?
Irrigation sources are varied, and sometimes golf facilities have access to more than one source: Golf course irrigation - where does it come from?
There is no national or regional green speed limit, but every golf facility should determine a not-to-exceed speed: Putting greens: It's time to set a limit
Fore the golfer: Vertical mowing
Research update: An alternative to the gravel in USGA putting greens
Regional updates
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August 23, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 17
How it's done: Naturalizing with wildflowers
Growing degree days - the secret behind nature's calendar: Getting a handle on nature's clock
Plating tees and fairways with sand has been promoted as reducing maintenance costs while improving performance and playability, but it has unique management needs of its own: Sand capping solves everything...or does it?
Regional updates
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Fore the golfer: Trees on the golf course
Research update: Potassium nitrate can reduce anthracnose severity of annual bluegrass turf
 
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September 6, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 18
Converting to new turfgrasses is an opportunity: Regrassing fairways
USGA webcast: Venting Aeration
All things considered - a USGA staff opinion: Dollar spot - an appropriate name for a costly, nuisance disease
Fore the golfer; Creating a short course
Research that matters: Preventing phosphorus from leaving the golf course
From the archives: Inexpensive golf: May, 1922
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September 20, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 19
USGA webcast: Winter protection covers
Strategies to prepare bermudagrass fairways for overseeding have changed: A new era for overseeding preparation strategies
Balancing agronomics, course preparation and budget limitations: The superintendent triangle
Fore the golfer: Selecting a hole location
Research that matters: Under new management: Sting nematodes
From the archives: All-the-year-around-greens: November, 1926
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October 4, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 20
We've lost two of our best
-Dr. James R. Watson Jr.
-Mr. Charles G. Wilson
USGA webcast: Painting fairways: A better option than ever before
A well-defined internship program can successfully attract interns to any golf facility: Interns: A valuable resource with the upper hand
Fore the golfer: USGA-funded bermudagrass goes to the NFL
Research that matters: How efficient are foliar applied nitrogen applications?
From the archives: Purchasing and caring for tools and equipment: January, 1923
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October 18, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 21
USGA webcast: The case for bermudagrass in the northern transition zone
Is your golf facility equipped for the past or present?: Golf course maintenance equipment 101
Don't bite off more than you can chew to save a buck or two: In-house projects
Fore the golfer: Why bunkers are not consistent
From the archives: Proper equipment for an 18-hole golf course: July, 1923
Research that matters: How efficient are foliar applied nitrogen applications?
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November 1 , 2013, Vol. 51, No. 22
How it's done: Winter drainage installation
An old reliable machine for mowing putting greens has made a big comeback: Return of the triplex
A successful case study may change your golf facility's decision on overseeding: Switching from traditional to 'liquid' overseeding
Industry survey: The impact of golf carts on course maintenance
Fore the golfer: Frost delays
From the archives: Covering bermuda greens for winter protection: October, 1929
Research that matters: Iron layer development in sand-based greens
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November 15, 2013, Vol. 51, No. 23
New USGA Resource: Golf's use of Water Resource Center
How it's done: Winter hole management
Careful examination of local bunker sands may reap big savings: Making low-cost bunker sands work
All things considered - a USGA staff opinion: Is it time to get over the winter color of bermudagrass fairways?
USGA Green Section live webcast: Soil moisture meters - changing the way golf uses water
Fore the golfer: Frequency for changing hole locations
Research that matters: NTEP/USGA warm-season putting green trials established
From the archives: Artistic sand bunkers: January, 1926
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December 13 , 2013, Vol. 51, No. 24
Irrigation winterization
All things considered - a USGA staff opinion: Sayin' it's so doesn't make it so
A junior program that grooms the next generation of golfers by making the game fun: Toad Valley GC grows the game one tadpole at a time
Fore the golfer: Preparing for a water shortage
Research that matters: Grass roots exhibit breaks ground
From the archives: "The greens keeper": January, 1923
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