By Jerry Rousseau
A major issue for the FIFA World Cup, coming to the America’s in 2026, is ensuring consistent and extremely high quality playing surfaces at multiple stadiums spread across an entire continent.
As the weather cools, Japanese beetle begins to move back underground. The Japanese beetle flight period, starting in mid-June, ends on October 15th. This means movement restrictions for green waste in the Japanese beetle regulated areas end this week.
Read more: Japanese Beetle Flight Period Ends October 15th; Soil Restrictions Still in Effect
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Metro Vancouver is extending Stage 1 of the Drinking Water Conservation Plan from October 15 to October 30 for the 2022 season.
The National Golf Course Owners Association Canada’s monthly Research Reports, presented by Club Car, provide crucial data at the course level, as well as to the industry at large. This highly impactful data on rounds played, weather and revenues comes directly from hundreds of golf courses across the country.
Read more: 2022 Golf Rounds Down Over 2021 but 11% Higher than 5 Year Average
By Jerry Rousseau
(mostly adapted from previous posts and releases)
Canadian Golf Superintendents Association Past President and Master Superintendent Tim Kubash, suffered a serious and life altering accident on May 5, 2021 after tipping over a tractor on his acreage and shattering his C5 & C6 vertebrae.