#CutlineIsKing

Recently hired a “Pest Management Expert”. If he keeps up the good work, we might actually start feeding him

jaydotseedot Mark Pilger Turf Tech Tip #237: if things are calm and you'd like to spice it up, turn the grinder on and something, somewhere, will break.

Trevor Ploetz Golfers when it’s cart path only and I’m on a repair mission cutting across the course…

Couldn’t ask for a better group of mentors!

Has anybody ever rolled up a round bale, net wrapped it, then kicked it out and watched it roll downhill into a pond? Im not saying I actually did that, at all ever, but, just curious about the experience of others.

GR3150 CUs wouldn’t raise/lower, reel motors did engage. Had proper voltage at S2 & S4 coils. Coils and sol. valves tested good. Any guesses what the culprit was? A much needed reminder to not overthink/overcomplicate troubleshooting.

Giving your fungicide a pep talk

Why do we relief grind? Returning the cutting cylinder back to OEM specs, they stay on cut 2/3 times longer, require less horse power, better fuel economy, less abrasive with sand & more sand can pass through as there less contact area also less cylinder wear over time. Thoughts?

Excited to share that I will be joining the agronomy team at Sand Creek Golf Course. Tough to express the amount of gratitude I have for Chris Erickson Reid Lefler and Patrick Drinkard for sharing their love for the industry and endless knowledge during my time at FOR.

Golf course architect, head pro, superintendent.

Dear Lou, First thanks for all the numbers and stuff. Second, please come mow my rough I’m short staffed and the expectations don’t change in the fall. Sincerely, Reed + probably every other superintendent

Last 2 weeks in review: - Fairways aerified: 18 - Collars and approaches punched: 18 - Irr. Heads Ruined: 1 - Days of course closure: 0.5 - Golfers asking to do their lawn next: 400+