• EP.103 Walking the Fairways

  • Jan 14 2025
  • Length: 53 mins
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EP.103 Walking the Fairways

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  • Walking the Fairways is the news segment of the podcast where I keep you up to date with happenings on golf courses around Australia including who is doing redesign works, new construction updates, which golf clubs are improving their golf courses, and any new architecture updates.

    On this episode I make a announcement of something new that I'm supporting in 2025 that we need your help with, and I also have friend of the podcast Nadeem join me to give you an update on a new resource that is available to the greenkeeping industry.

    Come along with me as we traverse the country and get you up to date!


    People, places and things mentioned in this podcast:


    For the book - Biology and Integrated Management of Turfgrass Disease, send an email to Nadeem directly at zreikat@campbellchemicals.com.au

    Behind the Turf Podcast

    John Deere Women in Turf Program

    Webex Players Series

    Cobram Barooga Golf Club

    The Western Australian Golf Club

    Royal Fremantle Golf Club

    Wanneroo Golf Club

    Busselton Golf Club

    Mollymook Hill Top Golf Course

    Mallacoota Golf Club

    Maleny Golf Club

    Lakelands Golf Club

    Kyneton Golf Club

    Strathallan Golf Club

    Hanse Golf Course Design

    MacKenzie & Ebert Design

    Crafter + Mogford Golf Strategies

    Ryan Van Der Veen Design
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