April 12, 2007
       

  • Modern Marvels focuses on Yard Tech
  • Earth Day coming up
  • Web site for yard enthusiasts launched by Project EverGreen
  • New program to promote renewable fuels

  • Georgia GCSA reaches water conservation plan goal
  • April GCM takes a look at wind and solar power
  • Kohler donates $100,000 to The Institute
  • Virginia Turfgrass Council to hold 25th golf tournament

  • Phoenix adds Hawk-I insecticide
  • Onset announces new soil moisture smart sensors
  • Honda introduces next generation portable power
  • Spindler Enterprises purchases CytoGro line
  • Lyon catalog offers safe, secure storage
  • Underhill adds turf rotor with 164-foot radius
  • Wilbur-Ellis to distribute Zeba

  • Gary T. Snyder is hosting the Verizon Heritage
  • Kris Chambrot is hosting the Ginn Open
  • Steven Singley is hosting the South Georgia Classic
  • RIGCSA board of directors elected

  • 2007 USGA Green Section TAS Internships
  • Farrell joins Bayer ES
  • Price to oversee New Holland North American sales
  • Zeba hires Harowitz as southeast regional manager

  • Upcoming events in the world of golf course management

 
  

Super Notes

Gary T. Snyder, golf course superintendent at Harbour Town Golf Links, is hosting the Verizon Heritage in Hilton Head Island, S.C.

Kris Chambrot, golf course superintendent at Reunion Resort & Club, is hosting the Ginn Open in Reunion, Fla.

Steven Singley, golf course superintendent at Kinderlou Forest Golf Club, is hosting the South Georgia Classic in Valdosta, Ga.

RIGCSA board of directors elected

The Rhode Island Golf Course Superintendents Association has elected its 2007 Board of Directors. 

  • President: Paul Jamrog
  • Vice President: John LeClair, CGCS
  • Treasurer: Jerry Noons
  • Secretary: Joseph Oliveira
  • Immediate Past President:   Paul Barratt, CGCS
  • Director: Kirk A. Whiting, CGCS
  • Director: Michael Kroian
  • Director: Michael Whitehead, CGCS
  • Newsletter Editor: Vincent Iacono

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