Return of Green Start Academy
North Carolina, United States: Green Start Academy’s 2025 application window has opened, welcoming aspiring assistant superintendents to join its leadership and development programme.
North Carolina, United States: Green Start Academy’s 2025 application window has opened, welcoming aspiring assistant superintendents to join its leadership and development programme.
New Jersey, United States: Celebrating a game-changing career in golf course management, Rodney Lingle has been named as the winner of the 2025 USGA Green Section Award.
Bangkok, Thailand: Nigel Taylor has taken the lead in raising awareness about mental health in the sports turf industry, breaking the stigma surrounding depression and burnout.
Yorkshire, England: BIGGA signed off from its annual education conference and trade show with news of a refined strategy that will shape the association’s direction for years to come.
North Carolina, United States: Envu will send up to 10 GCSAA members to the annual Conference and Trade Show through the Envu Superintendent Grant Programme.
Bangkok, Thailand: Sports Turf Solutions consists of a team of trained agronomists, irrigation experts, and equipment technicians who offer helpful advice to assist turf managers in Asia.
Pune, India: India’s first Certificate in Greenkeeping cohort completed their journey in fine style with all 24 students graduating at Oxford Golf Resort.
St Andrews, Scotland: Greenkeepers can influence The R&A’s Golf Course 2030 programme through a survey designed to identify needs for future sustainable turf management.
Nha Trang, Vietnam: Conditioning of Vietnam’s world-class golf courses is set to improve further following completion of the latest Certificate in Greenkeeping Confirmation Course.
Kansas, United States: Four golf course superintendents have been selected as recipients of the 2024 Environmental Leaders in Golf Awards by the GCSAA.
Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales: Bunker solution experts EcoBunker has extended its thanks to the thousands of greenkeepers across the world who ensure their course is the best it can be.
Kansas, United States: Mark Johnson, Director, Environmental Programmes for the GCSAA, who has spent 19 years with the association, has announced his retirement.