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Orlando outdid itself this time around, with the key preliminary attendance figures already setting all-time highs not only in the short tenure of the GIS, but also GCSAA's 80 years of show history.
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GCSAA Class A and SM members can express their opinions and earn .25 service points by taking the annual Leadership Survey. It will be available online through Feb. 29. The results will be provided to the national media. Golf Industry Show attendees can take the survey at the Internet Café.
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Downing elected GCSAA president; dues increase passes
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- GCM Editor Scott Hollister has been working the trade show floor to learn about the new and exciting products and innovations that are being launched in Orlando. He reports on announcements by Rainbird, BASF, John Deere and Watertronics.
- ASGCA unveils third edition of "An Environmental Approach to Golf Course Development." by Bill Love. The book, first published in 1992, has been updated to include more specific information on today's issues and how to deal with them.
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Jim Loke, CGCS, says an elective soil agronomy course taken during his senior year led him to the golf course superintendent profession. A pioneer of fertigation and superintendent of the poa-free Bent Creek CC in Lancaster, Pa., Loke has mentored 30 now-superintendents. For his work, he was named one of three winners of the GCSAA Distinguished Service Award.
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By the age of 17, Oscar Miles, CGCS, had moved from caddy to grounds crew member to head greenskeeper at Cedar Crest CC in Quincy, Ill. A graduate of the second class from Penn State's turf management program, Miles is a recipient of GCSAA's 2008 Distinguished Service Award.
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USGA Green Section presentation focuses on customer service. Ted Horton gets Green Section Award for 2008
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- GCBAA expands "Sticks for Kids" in 2008
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- Phoenix Environmental Care's media bubbling blowing event produced donations to GCSAA, CMAA and NGCOA, and a winner that some have suggested was no surprise.
It does, after all require a bit of wind to
blow a championship bubble.
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On Thursday, after passing by the Jacobsen booth, Scott Hollister asked "What's behind this curtain?" Now, he reveals the answer, it's a prototype greens mower that the company promises has some valuable features.
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Scholarships awarded; new deadlines approaching
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It may not be very big, but it's been home for the past three days. GCM editor Scott Hollister offers a a taste of the GCM booth at the Golf Industry Show
- GCSAA superintendent Kristian J. Chambrot and GCSAA Class A Director of Golf Course Maintenance Carl K. Benedict hosted the 2008 GCSAA Golf Championships at The Independence Course at Ginn Resorts, and the Crooked Cat and Panther Lakes courses at Orange County National.
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