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Since 1921, the USGA Green Section has published information on the proper maintenance and upkeep of golf courses. The Green Section Record magazine, which many consider the authoritative voice on golf course management, debuted in its current form in May 1963. This bi-monthly publication offers the latest information on research, turfgrass culture, golf course management, and environmental issues.
For recent past issues of the Record, please visit the Archive section. For all past issues, go to http://turf.lib.msu.edu/gsr/
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Coastal Conversions Part II
Lessons learned as seashore paspalum gains ground in a bermudagrass region. It's no longer a niche grass.
By Todd Lowe
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Achieving Personnel Success
Paying close attention to the human side of golf course management is a vital part of producing exceptional playing conditions.
By Paul H. Vermeulen
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Nothing Comes For Free
Any maintenance practice that provides long-term improvement will require money and short-term acceptance of reduced playability, inconvenience, or both.
By Darin S. Bevard
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