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The Green Section agronomists work with golf course superintendents and course officials on care of the golf course. The USGA regional updates provide periodic reports from the agronomists, outlining current issues of what they are observing in the field.
Offering an impartial yet concerned perspective, our course-care experts will answer your questions regarding turfgrass growth, ecologically sound land management and the conservation and protection of natural resources on golf courses.
While golf courses contribute to communities by providing green space, positive economic impact and recreation for those who play the game, it is also true that golf course irrigation is a necessary component of their management.
Environmental and economic sustainability are major challenges facing the game. A common obstacle is unrealistic expectations about course conditioning. Fortunately, there is plenty of room to adjust expectations without damaging the integrity of the game.
