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)

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Read Golfdom Magazine, January 2008 Online

Cover Story
Holding Steady
By Larry Aylward

When Joe Beditz picks up the morning newspaper, the president and CEO of the National Golf Foundation sees these headlines:

Gas Prices Could Hit $4 a Gallon Next Year
Mortgage Mess Gets Messier
War in Iraq Costing U.S. More Than $1 Trillion
The Consumer Price Index Soars

Separate and Unequal
By David Frabotta
Are public and private courses really that different? Of course, they have certain distinctions when it comes to service and amenities, but the job remains largely the same for superintendents. Sure, there might be a few extra dollars floating around a private facility, but the expectation for quality turf persists regardless of ownership structures.

Image Is Everything
By Ron Furlong
I knew something was wrong when members kept congratulating Brian and Eric — the golf pro and his assistant — on the condition of the golf course.

The Bucket Is Half Full
By Larry Aylward
That's saying something, considering what Hollembeak has been through the past few years at the course in Winfield, Kan.

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