Superintendent Radio Network Golf Course Industry

Carol Turner was working in the fitness industry when golf course maintenance pulled her back in. How did she wind up at what is essentially her home course? How does her calendar look prepping for a mid-May start? And what is it like boating to work every day?

Gene Bates is the son of a game warden and the son-in-law of a golf course architect, so he’s seen many incredible outdoor sights, including hippos on greens. He also has an incredible zest for providing memorable playing experiences to the masses.

A charming course called Fincastle in the “Tallest town in Virginia” on the drive south. A pair of Charlotte stops at Carmel Country Club and Quail Hollow Club on the way home. Plus, another walk around Augusta National Golf Club. Editor-in-chief Guy Cipriano and senior contributing writer Lee Carr recap their annual early April course visit trip.

Trent is hammering his Heartland contacts and this month he visits with Indian Creek Golf Course's Nate Lyon, who found the right industry fit as the equipment manager at a popular and busy Nebraska public facility.

A new podcast series debuts with Oakland Hills Country Club director of agronomy Phil Cuffare reflecting on restoring one of America’s most well-known courses and then offering insight into what you need to know when plotting a golf construction effort.

Renee Geyer headed west after 13 seasons at famous Firestone Country Club. Now in her third season at Canterwood Golf & Country Club in the Pacific Northwest, she is in a professional groove.