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BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
President
Paul Diegnau, CGCS
Keller GC
651-766-4174
Vice President
Scottie Hines, CGCS
Windsong Farm GC
763-479-6524
Secretary
Matt McKinnon
The Legacy Courses at Cragun's
218-825-2751
Treasurer
E. Paul Eckholm, CGCS
Heritage Links GC
952-440-4655
Ex-Officio
Rick Traver, CGCS
Monticello CC
763-295-3323
DIRECTORS
Shane Andrews
MTI Distributing, Inc.
763-592-7549
Brian Brown
Chisago Lakes GC
651-257-8734
Joe Churchill
Reinders, Inc.
612-790-7333
Eric Counselman
Somerby GC
507-775-3743
Bill Gullicks
Bellwood Oaks GC
651-438-3839
Jeff Ische
Golden Valley G&CC
763-732-4152
Tom Proshek
Brackett's Crossing CC
952-435-2543
Jacob Ryan
Northland CC
218-525-1422
Roger Stewart, Jr., CGCS
TPC-Twin Cities
763-785-0696
MGCSA Chapter Delegate
Kevin Clunis, CGCS
Tanner's Brook GC
651-982-6840
MGCSA OFFICE
& HOLE NOTES OFFICE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Scott Turtinen
P. O. Box 617
Wayzata, MN 55391
952-473-2582 Fax: 952-473-2586
Toll Free: 1-800-642-7227
scott@mgcsa.org
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MGCSA ASSISTANTS
SPRING MIXER
WEDNESDAY, MAY 26
EASTWOOD GOLF COURSE
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA.
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TURFGRASS FORUM
THURSDAY, APRIL 29
MIDLAND HILLS CC
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
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SNOW MOLD
REPORTS
Edina Country Club, Edina,
MN
Bent Creek Country Club,
Eden Prairie, MN
SentryWorld, Stevens
Point, WI
SentryWorld, Stevens
Point, WI (2)
Timberstone Golf Course,
Iron Mountain, MI
Wawonowin Country Club,
Champion, MI
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MUST READ
MINNESOTA STATE LAW
PHOSPHORUS REQUIREMENT
CLICK
HERE
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KEITH SCOTT,
CGCS RECEIVES
MGCSA
DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE AWARD
Keith Scott, CGCS, Oak Ridge Country Club,
received the
2009 MGCSA Distinguished Service Award
at the December
MGCSA Awards & Recognition Banquet
held at
Oak Ridge Country Club. Keith also received
recognition as a
40-year member of the MGCSA.
OAK RIDGE CC ALSO HONORS KEITH SCOTT
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MGCSA MISSION STATEMENT
The objective of the Minnesota Golf Course Superintendents'
Association is to
advance the art and science of golf course
management, to collect and
disseminate practical solutions
to problems with a view to more efficient and
economical
maintenance and production of golf courses, and to promote
the welfare of the Superintendent and the profession.
"Of all the arts and sciences (talents),
common sense takes precedence."
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- Emil
H. Picha, 1967
(An original member of the MGCSA in 1927)
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