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To often golf course superintendent are not given nearly the credit that they deserve. Last thursday our class, Turfgrass Management at the University of Guelph, had the opportunity to travel to Glen Abbey Golf Club.

Needless to say after several weeks of bad bad publicity, the league decided to let me play again.

An in depth look into the turf industry. Well for the first year students of turf management at the University of Guelph. Doing more with less proved to be a huge success. The symposium was a huge success. Played host to both professionals and students. Bringing them all together into one event. It could not have went any smoother. The event highlighted speeches from current professionals.

Gophers and your greens three steps to gopher management. The first semester is fast approaching its end. Only one week left of regularly scheduled classes and then its off to exams. All and all I really have enjoyed this experience.

Overall we had positive feedback about this symposium. This was a great learning experience for all of us. Personally I gained a lot from this symposium the biggest thing for me was being able to come over the nervousness of speaking in front of a large crowd.

Quality Playing Conditions and Proper Equipment. Eichner, Certified Golf Course Superintendent states that there is a corolation between quality playing conditions and proper equipment. In his article written and posted on, he believes that as a superintendent one should keep in mind these basic elements; correct equipment selction. University of Guelph, DTM st.