Mastering golf course upkeep with practical, field-tested methods.
This guide, dating from 1921, lays out how to select sites, design modern greens, and build courses that thrive under varying climates. It emphasizes the blend of art and science in golf architecture, plus the importance of sound construction for easy maintenance.
The book walks through practical steps for creating and maintaining high-quality turf. It covers site choice, choosing an architect, drainage, soil structure, and top-dressings. It also explains tackling common greens problems, like daisy and weed control, and offers detailed procedures that clubs can implement today.
- How to pick a site and appoint the right golf course architect
- Guidance on modern green construction, drainage, and soil management
- Step-by-step weed control methods, including the Carterite treatment
- Maintenance practices that save money while preserving playing quality
Ideal for golf club managers, greenkeepers, and landscape planners seeking proven, hands-on advice for creating and maintaining top-tier courses.