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Haunted Golf: Spirited Tales from the Rough

May 7, 2009 By Golfdom staff

The haunted happenings around the nine-hole Canton (Conn.) Public Golf Course began in earnest when course founder James Lowell’s son, Walter, took over management of the facility in 1956. James Lowell and his wife continued to live in the property’s ...

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Deep Thoughts With Rick Slattery

March 28, 2009 By Golfdom staff

Editor’s note: Rick Slattery, longtime superintendent of Locust Hill Country Club in Fairport, N.Y., is an astute person who not only keeps up with the latest in golf course maintenance agronomics, but is well-versed in what’s going on in his ...

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Survey: Gas Prices Worry Superintendents

April 21, 2005 By Golfdom staff

With more than a few large gas tanks to fill every week, three of four superintendents, not surprisingly, have definite concerns about the rising cost of gasoline. According to a Golfdom online survey of 150 superintendents, 52 percent are worried ...

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April 1930: How to Get New Members Is Study of Club Heads

April 1, 1930 By Joelle Harms

From the April 1930 issue, Golfdom, shares tips from “club heads” — or general managers and club owners in 21st century terms — on how to get new golf club members. It appears your Web browser is not configured to ...

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August 1927: Nature Is Supplier of Pinehurst Greens

August 1, 1927 By Joelle Harms

Below is an archived PDF file from the August 1927 issue of Golfdom about the sand used in the greens at Pinehurst. The archive is an ongoing cooperative project of North Coast Media, Golfdom‘s parent company, and the Michigan State ...

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