Updates from The Institute:
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Preview items in the silent auction, new items added daily! Bidding for the 2009 Silent Auction begins Jan. 5, 2009.
You can be part of the action by donating to the auction. Learn more about becoming an auction donor. |
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by Kyle D. Sweet, CGCS at The Sanctuary Golf Club Inc., Sanibel
Island, Fla.
In The News:
- Silent auction bidding now open
Discover the hidden savings at the 2009 Golf Industry Show Silent
Auction. Bidding is now open, visit
the online auction today. Don’t Just Browse
– Bid to Win! For more information, contact The Environmental
Institute for Golf at 800-472-7878, ext. 5165.
- Read the latest issue of IMPACT,
highlights from The Environmental Institute for Golf.
- Preview
items in the silent auction, new items added daily. Preview
items and register to bid in the 2009 Golf Industry Show Silent
Auction. Just by registering to bid, you'll automatically be entered
into a drawing for a free trip to the 2010 GCSAA Education Conference
and Golf Industry Show in San Diego. New items are added daily,
so check back often. Bidding opens Jan. 5, 2009. For more information,
contact The Environmental Institute for Golf at 800-472-7878,
ext. 5165. Register
to bid and preview items here.
- Honoring
the Land
- Saucon
Valley CC making a difference
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Golf Course Environmental Profile:
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“Turfgrass Scouting Program”
Forest Lakes Country Club in Michigan
Monthly Feature Hosted By |
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L. Williams, CGCS at Marriott’s Stone Mountain
Golf Club in Georgia |
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“I
have seen many approaches to environmental stewardship
and the best ones seem to evolve from a basic team approach
that brings in the best available staff and information.
Forest Lakes has achieved success by tapping into a
local resource to enhance every aspect of their IPM
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January's
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“Weekly
site visits from a trained scout provides the means
to document plant health care issues, pests and diseases.
This practice, combined with Mr. McMullen and his staff’s
daily observations, offers a sound foundation to his
plant health care program.”
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