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"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."

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MGCSA Columnists





In Bounds: Jack MacKenzie, CGCS
Crosshairs: Paul Diegnau, CGCS
Management Matters: Jake Ryan

Member Articles

Letters from Iraq
By Rob Adams, Superintendent

Adventure in Life
By Randy Witt, CGCS

Assistant's Angle
By Nate Uselding

From Tee Off to Face Off

When snow and ice covers Interlachen CC in the Twin Cities,
the maintenance team shifts focus from golf to hockey.

By Joseph Oberle

In the dead of a Minnesota winter, a blanket of snow covers the 18th green at Interlachen Country Club, where Bobby Jones sank a 40-foot putt on the severely sloped and undulating green to capture the 1930 U.S. Open. Nearby, a chilly wind blows a wisp of snow across the frozen pond, where in the same tournament, Jones reportedly skipped an approach shot to the ninth green off a lily pad to help him continue his quest for the Grand Slam. MORE
 

Articles of Interest

Incidence Response Plan

Control of Winter Injury Due to Ice Cover

Roles of the Assistant Superintendent

Employment Act

Minnesota Child Labor Laws

Wisconsin Child Labor Laws

Turf Talk

U of M Turfgrass Club

Troe Center

Incident Response Plan  

Linear Aerification

Water on Water off

Phosphorus Issue

Water Cooler Guidelines

Garske Scholarship

Air Gap Filling Attachments

Internships Offer Invaluable Experience

Let's Play Baseball

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