A magazine of solutions and opinions for golf course superintendents, owners and managers of daily fee, public, semi-private, private, resort, state, and city courses.

Golfdom's timely advice and independent voice is valued as the clear market in editorial quality. Superintendents and golf course owners and managers all over the country rely on Golfdom's award-winning, reader-driven coverage of all aspects of golf course maintenance. (Tradepub.com)

Golfdom is the industry's clear market leader in editorial quality and a definite powerhouse in industry reach, total market penetration and partnership building. Superintendents and golf course owners and managers all over the country rely on Golfdom's award-winning, reader-driven coverage of all aspects of golf course maintenance.

These key influencers are the lead purchasers of all products used for the maintenance, construction, operation and design of courses. They work both in the public and private sector in the $8.5 billion course maintenance marketplace. It's the perfect environment for marketers to share their message and showcase their products and services. (questex.com)

Golfdom: Written for golf course superintendents, assistant superintendents, owners, management companies, general managers, directors of golf, golf course architects, builders & developers, & others in the industry. (Shopervalues.com)

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Publisher: Questex Media

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Cover Story: Generation Next
By David Frabotta
Outside influences come into every business's door, whether they are buying habits, demographics or something else.

Much of the hospitality industry has re-invented itself to stay relevant with emerging consumers, especially 30-somethings. Many think that golf clubs will need to follow suit to keep revenue rolling in for the long term as they continue to battle each other for market share.

Prior to the 1980s, hotels, for example, were either no-frills budget brands, opulent palaces that felt like museums, or soulless cookie-cutter prototypes. ...

Features
The Science of Formulation Chemistry
By Terry Gouge
Never before has there been such a high level of interest in the technologies used by manufacturers to produce products that control insects, weeds and diseases for the golf course industry. Indeed, golf course superintendents are now presented with formulation options that offer the following benefits that lead to optimized performance

The Graduates
By Larry Aylward
Heeeere's Johnny!

The Book on Steve Cook
By Larry Aylward
After talking about it for a few hours and commenting on everything from its celebrated history to how fortunate he is to maintain its hallowed ground, Steve Cook announces that it's finally time to see the golf course he manages.

Top Assistants
He was born for this job, developing an infatuation with John Deere tractors and golf from an early age. Now in his 11th year in the golf industry, 27-year-old Clint Forstrom is assistant superintendent of Brightwater Club, a Robert Trent Jones Jr. layout in Gypsum, Colo.

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