[Anthony_Nysse]

The following are several Golf Course Maintenance blogs that Superintendents from around the country are using to communicate with their membership. I think that it is a GREAT tool, that included explanations and photos of practices that are happening on the golf course. These sites are packed with useful information.

TPC Sawgrass- http://www.tpcsawgrassmaintenance.blogspot.com/
Oakland Hills CC- http://ohccturf.blogspot.com/
Skokie CC- http://skokieturf.blogspot.com/
Minikahda Club- http://minikahdagrounds.blogspot.com/
CC of Castle Pines- http://cccpgcm.blogspot.com/
Northmoor CC- http://northmoorturf.blogspot.com/
Corral de Tierra CC- http://corralmaintenance.blogspot.com/
Pine Tree GC- http://pinetreegm.blogspot.com/
Shadow Wood- http://shadowwoodpreservegm.blogspot.com/
Golfcrest CC- http://golfcrestagronomy.blogspot.com/

[Mike McGuire]

Thanks for the last Anthony. Agree it a great tool and they are well done.

The comments could provide useful information as well. Any one have experience on how to manage that part?

[Chris Haspell]

Anthony, thanks for posting these , as a Super myself its great to read what you guys are up to in the warmer climate, and your members must like keeping up with whats going on , keep up the good work , i will keep checking in from time to time if thats ok i am always keen to learn  the agronomics all over the world.


Regards

Chris

[Jeff Shelman]

Here's another really good one from Chris Tritabaugh at Northland Country Club, a sweet Ross that overlooks Lake Superior in Duluth, Minn.

I think it is really informative.

From the perspective of a communicator, I love the super blogs because the good ones explain not only what is being done, but why it is being done. I think it reduces the number of members that bitch about what is being done or that claim that the super is a clown.

Here's the link to Chris' blog.

http://northlandgrounds.blogspot.com/

[PCCraig]

Thanks to someone mentioning that Skokie CC having a Golf Course Maintenance Blog last week while they were hosting the Western Am, I've become very interested in these Blogs that various Superintendents have started and maintain. They really are a fantastic learning tool for anyone interested in golf courses and also a neat way to see the same courses in different lights. Most of the blog owners keep their website stacked with current pictures. It's also neat to note that many of these blogs show GCA as one of their "favorite" websites.

I was going to start a new thread but saw that Anthony had already started one a few months back that I missed.

Some of my favorites have been:

Skokie CC (Chicago)
http://skokieturf.blogspot.com/

Onwentsia (Chicago)
http://www.oc1895.net/

Minikahda (Minneapolis)
http://minikahdagrounds.blogspot.com/

Glen Echo (St. Louis)
http://geccgcm.blogspot.com/

Castle Pines (Denver)
http://cccpgcm.blogspot.com/

TPC Sawgrass
http://tpcsawgrassmaintenance.blogspot.com/

Other than the ones above listed by myself and Anthony, does anyone have one or two that they follow?

[Bradley Anderson]

I do a weekly e-mail that goes out to all the members. My blog is pretty basic, and I use it to link the reader from the weekly e-mail blast to more in-depth information. I sometimes go many weeks without updating the blog, but I never miss sending out the weekly e-mail.

http://bccgreens.com/blog/

[Nick Cauley]

I try to keep my blog updated on a regular basis, even though that does not always happen.

http://www.squirecreekccground.blogspot.com/

[PCCraig]

I do a weekly e-mail that goes out to all the members. My blog is pretty basic, and I use it to link the reader from the weekly e-mail blast to more in-depth information. I sometimes go many weeks without updating the blog, but I never miss sending out the weekly e-mail.

http://bccgreens.com/blog/

Brad:

Great blog! Your new workstation setup is pretty cool, and I liked the entry about snowblowing the greens during the winter. Also, your Oakmont entry was great as it toured the course from more of a maintenance viewpoint.

Thanks for posting.

[PCCraig]

I try to keep my blog updated on a regular basis, even though that does not always happen.

http://www.squirecreekccground.blogspot.com/

Nick:

Your link doesn't seem to work?

[Nick Cauley]

I am sorry that site is

www.squirecreekccgrounds.blogspot.com

[Anthony_Nysse]

Another Golf Course Maintenance Blog of a course that is in favor of GCAers...
  Tetherow GC

http://tetherowgolfmaintenance.blogspot.com/

[Joe Bausch]

I must give some pub to a local fellow:

http://philacricketgm.blogspot.com/

[Robin Doodson]

check out mine at www.sanctuarycovegcm.blogspot.com.

like others i only sporadically update mine. would love more support and comments from my membership as the whole idea is to inform them of what is going on on our golf courses. some good pics on there of our new Palms golf course which we are growing in at the moment and is due to open in April.

robin

[Mark Luckhardt]

Just some of our opinions as we travel the country in search of suffering greenpads:

http://blog.greensdrainage.com

[Howard Riefs]

I came across our very own Sean McCue's 'behind the scenes' blog for the Country Club at Castle Pines. (Actually, it's in his GCA signature.)  It's definitely worth your time:

http://www.cccpgcm.blogspot.com/

[Nick Schaan]

Tacoma Country & Golf Club

www.tacomaturf.com

[Joel_Stewart]

Another Golf Course Maintenance Blog of a course that is in favor of GCAers...
  Tetherow GC

http://tetherowgolfmaintenance.blogspot.com/

This hasn't been updated since June 2011???

[PCCraig]

Tacoma Country & Golf Club

www.tacomaturf.com

I am a huge fan of this one.

[Joe_Tucholski]

Used to follow this one
http://pasatiempomaintenance.com/

Here's another (I like how it has the blog, twitter updates and photos).
http://www.jamesjcampion.com/

[Thomas Dai]

Not only do I find course maintenance blogs and the like interesting and informative but, as a club member, the fact that a Super, Course Manager, Head Greenkeeper or Curator or whatever title the top course maintenance person holds, is prepared to be open about their trade and the work they and their staff are undertaking gives me a great deal of confidence in those looking after courses. More such blogs please.

All the best to Supers, Course Managers, Head Greenkeepers and Curators everywhere.

[Shaun Feidt]

Tacoma Country & Golf Club

www.tacomaturf.com

I am a huge fan of this one.

I just found this site this spring and I would agree it is one of my favorites, coming from a fellow superintendent.

[J Cabarcos]

Cruden Bay is one of my favorites!

http://www.crudenbaylinks.blogspot.com

[Steven Blake]

http://gcmbloggingworld.blogspot.com/


This website is handy because you can check the latest postings from superintendents. Its broken down by geographical region with the most recent posts at the top.  Not only that but you also have access to latest greenskeeper magazines and the latest twitter feeds.

[SL_Solow]

www.cdgaturf.org contains a weekly scouting report prepared by the CDGA in house agonomist which collects data from around the area and comments on problems/trends.  It also reports on current research and contains links to other blogs.  Very informative.

[Mark Chaplin]

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