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Last month the 2nd year students met at various venues around South Africa to reflect on their academic progress and prepare for their upcoming exams. This group of students work on golf courses around KZN. We had a great morning at Kloof Country Club.
Here is a cool video that explains the top rule changes for 2019:
The 1st January 2019 will see some rule changes in the golfing world. …So just how will this affect the game? Take a look at this breakdown of the various changes that the USGA has put together. http://www.usga.org/content/usga/home-page/rules-hub/rules-modernization/major-changes/major-changes.html
I had the opportunity to catch up with Meyer du Toit, the National PGA Professional of the year 2015, to chat about how golf course maintenance affects the game of golf. Here are some highlights from our meeting: Communication is key! “My mentor, Mr Jeff Clause taught me to believe that every Golf Director should start their day with a …
Take a look at the article below from the PGA website that discusses 11 note-worthy times when the rules of golf were broken. As we kick off our academic year with a module that looks at how the rules of golf influence maintenance practices on the golf course I think this should be a good article to go through. https://www.pga.com/news/golf-buzz/11-times-rules-of-golf-were-broken-sometimes-in-bizarre-fashion
Pests can take on many shapes and sizes – but one (which is so common that I guarantee you have either stepped on one or seen one today) is not often discussed. Ants. These little critters can be an absolute nuisance and cause a substantial amount of trouble on the golf course. This article from “Grounds Mag.com” talks about how …
Every now and again we need to stop taking things too seriously and have a good laugh. Thank you Golf Digest for providing us with some giggles! https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/golf/the-13-dumbest-things-in-golf/ar-AAzVtPa
The Turfgrass Academy team has grown a little. Welcome to the World little Kallia!
In one of our recent modules we looked at the definition of “pests” and ultimately determined that a pest is pretty much anything that grows where it should not. …Does that sound too simple? Think about it – a “prize-worthy” pumpkin belongs in a pumpkin patch. It would be completely out of place in the middle of a golf green …
