[Jay Flemma]

http://www.cybergolf.com/golf_news/welcome_to_the_green_committee_guide

Jeff's new column on Cybergolf will be a guide to greens committee chairs on a wealth of issues, all of which are designed to promote great architecture, sustainability, and intelligent economics.  Should be great!  Go get 'em Jeff!

[Jeff_Brauer]

Yes, and in my classic, tongue in cheek way, the first real column (after the intro....) deals with the most important, most often asked item from greens chairs about golf renovations.....cart paths!  We will get to other, ah...less important stuff, as time permits!

Hopefully, it will be both instructive and a bit of fun.  Time will tell.  Thanks for the plug.....

[Andrew Buck]

Yes, and in my classic, tongue in cheek way, the first real column (after the intro....) deals with the most important, most often asked item from greens chairs about golf renovations.....cart paths!  We will get to other, ah...less important stuff, as time permits!

Hopefully, it will be both instructive and a bit of fun.  Time will tell.  Thanks for the plug.....

I'm excited for the "What, We really should cut down a good living tree column". 

[Steve Kline]

+1

With the words repeat about 500 times after the article.

[Jeff_Brauer]

Andrew,

So noted and it will make it in there at some point.  I think my editor (while gentle....) would probably reduce the repeats by at least 499 in the name of brevity!  It is a 3-500 word column, trying to replicate the "Little Red Book" philosophy of one topic at a time, covered briefly.

[Jay Flemma]

I agree too...cut 'em down and ship them where they are needed:)

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