A visit to the Glen Abbey Golf Course. Posted by Annie Vaillancourt in Uncategorized. For the past couple of years, Glen Abbey Golf Course. Has been the host of the Canadian Open. The superintendent Scott Bowman explained us what it means hosting this kind of event and being a superintendent. It is a full-time work with plenty of surprises. 19th annual Ontario Turfgrass Symposium. Posted by Annie Vaillancourt in Uncategorized. Held at the University of Guelph, at the Rozanski Hall, it is going to be on F.

Small issues leading to larger problems. Posted by canadianturfie in Uncategorized. This has allowed better turfgrass quality to be maintained, but it may also provide a better environment for some emerging problems to persist. The dilema of an internship. Posted by canadianturfie in Uncategorized. This can be a ve.

Communicating turf to the world. If only there were a few more months left with my fellow Turfies at the University of Guelph. Turf and Ornamental Communicators Association.

Posted by David Gowdy in Uncategorized. During this past summer, I feel I have made the most of my internship experience through the University of Guelph. As I traveled to North Carolina. I was fortunate to get a job at the Quail Hollow Club. Quail Hollow offered an intense intern program that advanced my knowledge in the turf industry considerably. Nine other interns and I experienced a PGA. As I head back to school this fall, I can say that I am hap.

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.