Golf Course ADA Compliance: What You Need to Know

More public golf courses are being required to abide by Americans with Disabilities Act standards. The standards themselves are not new. However, in spring of 2012, the Department of Justice began requiring, "newly constructed and altered" golf facilities to be...

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Long Jump Pit Sand: No Longer a Leap of Faith

A turf manager's most important job is ensuring athlete safety. For track long-jumpers this includes building them a safe sand pit to land in. The days of filling jump pits with any old sand from the local gravel pit are over. Thanks to improvements in science,...

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What’s At the End of the Rainbow?

Golfers are hitting the links before St. Patrick's Day, thanks to this unbelievably warm weather. The weather also had us wondering if a pot of gold had appeared in our sand. After a recent spring shower, this rainbow appeared outside of our office. It seems to end in...

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GIS Preview: The Best Sand in the Desert

When you fly into the Las Vegas airport (or find yourself on a rooftop bar), you'll see plenty of desert sand. But, next week, the best sand in Las Vegas will be at the Design & Construction Center on the GIS show floor. At the Design & Construction Center,...

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Golf On Groundhogs Day

It's Groundhog's Day! Many are musing about what a difference a year makes. One year ago today the Midwest was hit by a historic snowstorm. Today's forecast high in Chicago is 48 degrees. Some of our customers are taking advantage of the mild weather to install bunker...

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Winter Isn’t Snow Time, It’s Show Time

As winter drags along, chances are rebuilding your pitchers mound or the drainage on your soccer field aren't foremost in your mind. However, when the snow is falling, we are working overtime fine-tuning our products for your spring needs. Waupaca Sand & Solutions...

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5 Guidelines for Selling Ideas to Your Greens Committee

"Sell" is Not a Four Letter Word Most of us never think of ourselves as salespeople, but we all have customers.  We are all selling something.  We sell our vision of the world to our children.  We sell the idea of a hunting trip to our spouses.  We sell to our boards,...

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