Grinders profile: Foley Company
Foley Company is impressing greenkeepers across the spectrum with the speed and versatility of the Foley range of spin and relief grinders and bed-knife grinders.
Rigby Taylor launches two new catalogues
Rigby Taylor’s 2021 grass seed brochure is now available in both a printed and digital format.
DLF’s John Hughes announces retirement
DLF has announced that one of the most well-known names in the seed industry, John Hughes, has retired.
Q&A with Ryan McCulloch, course manager at Goswick Golf Club
“My philosophy is to maintain what we have using a minimal inputs approach throughout the course, in doing so we aim to provide a consistent true links experience for everyone who visits.”
Wet weather highlights the benefits of lining bunkers
Capillary Bunkers is quick and easy to install by the club’s own staff or a contractor, all training is provided, it is supplied to site already mixed so just simply needs transporting to the bunkers and laying.
Advice and support secures the switch to Johnsons Sports Seed for Clevedon GC
Backed with advice from two trusted industry contacts Richard Ponsford, course manager at Clevedon Golf Club, has been delighted with his switch to Johnsons Sports Seed.
FLexGrass becomes new INFINICUT® distribution partner
INFINICUT® is pleased to announce a new distribution partnership with one of the world’s leading hybrid pitch suppliers, FLexGrass.
EVO 165P Sub-750 delivers powerful petrol performance for GT Tree Services
They say things come in threes and for the owner of GT Tree Services, the new EVO 165P Sub-750 from GreenMech ticked three major boxes when it came to looking for a new chipper.
New team member for Rigby Taylor
Ben Morgan has joined Rigby Taylor’s northern team as its area technical sales manager for East Yorkshire, Humberside and north Lincolnshire.
Redexim Top-Brush provides worm cast solution at Brocket Hall Golf Club
The two 18-hole courses at Brocket Hall Estate fell victim last year to what arguably has become one of the biggest challenges for fine turf managers – worm casts.
Machinery profile: The TYM T194
‘Good things come in small packages’ has never been truer than when discussing the TYM T194 compact utility tractor.
London Stadium relies on fleet of Dennis G860 machines
The London Stadium has recently increased its fleet of Dennis G860 cylinder mowers, and head groundsman James Williams has revealed exactly why.
Ventrac still performing at The Wildernesse Golf Club
Back in the spring of 2020, The Wildernesse Golf Club purchased a Ventrac 4500 compact tractor to assist in the maintenance of its magnificent wooded 18-hole course.
Reesink offers 10 percent off Toro Titan range for March
With over 150 Toro Titan tines available to cover all possible aeration applications, you’re guaranteed a perfect fit for better aeration.
English golf courses can reopen on March 29
Golf courses in England can reopen from March 29, following the publication of the prime minister’s ‘roadmap’ out of the current coronavirus restrictions.
Meet Carnoustie’s links superintendent: Craig Boath
Craig talks about managing three 18-hole courses during a pandemic, a major cabling project to connect to a wind farm and the products he uses to achieve optimal maintenance.
Enhanced wildflower mixtures offer additional benefits for pollinators
Germinal has updated its range of wild flora mixtures to make them more beneficial to pollinators.
Rigby Taylor launches new irrigation catalogue
Rigby Taylor has launched its new irrigation catalogue and price list featuring the industry-leading Rain Bird range of irrigation products for golf courses, sports pitches and landscaping.
A look at some of the latest drainage and aeration products for golf clubs
There are a range of companies that can help prepare your course for an optimum performance this spring and summer.
How to brush away dew disease and worm casts
Ideal for regular brushing over large areas, the wide working width of the SISIS Flexibrush tractor mounted brush consists of three sections with angled brushes.
Club finds evidence of ‘medieval settlement’ underneath its course
A golf club in Gloucestershire has found evidence of a medieval settlement underneath the venue, as a result of applying for planning permission to make alterations to two of its greens.
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