Locally grown takes on a new meaning at several golf courses where gardens have become a means to provide home-grown vegetables and fruits for members and staff.
BY JIM SKORULSKI, FRED “DERF” SOLLER, PAT GROSS, DAVID OATIS, CHARLES “BUD” WHITE, AND STAN ZONTEK
This article is reprinted from the August 2012 Volume 50(16) of the USGA Green Section Record. Copyright United States Golf Association. All rights reserved.
In an effort to increase our BC Pesticide Applicator Certificate continuing education credit opportunities, the WCTA is encouraging suppliers of all kinds to consider putting on your own seminars.
By Trevor Smith
Over the past 3 years there has been a tremendous amount of work accomplished on the Pesticide issue by AGA-BC and its member representatives. The WCTA and its Executive Director shouldered much of the initial work but it became very apparent that this issue was going to need the full participation of all the member organizations involved in the business of golf to truly have an impact.
Adapted from Golf Canada Press Release 08/22/2012
Coquitlam, B.C. (Golf Canada) – A world-class 156 player field, including 15 Canadians, as well as 48 of the top-50 players on the LPGA’s Official Money List are set to challenge The Vancouver Golf Club in Coquitlam, B.C. August 23-26 for the $2 million (US) 2012 CN Canadian Women’s Open.
Read more: LPGA Tour’s best ready to compete at 2012 CN Canadian Women’s Open
By Robert Freeman - Chilliwack Progress
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The Falls Golf Club got back into the swing with a "soft" opening of the hillside golf course on Saturday, July 13. "We have built an incredible team to bring life back to the course and provide memorable golfing experiences," Jamie Baxter, general manager at the Golden Eagle Golf Club in Pitt Meadows, said in a July 12 news release.