GCSAA

Fund assists GCSAA members who have suffered personal loss caused by natural disasters; in 2020, those affected by COVID-19 also became eligible to receive relief funds

Nearly 1,000 rounds of golf have been donated at courses in 43 states plus Bermuda and Costa Rica; GCSAA Foundation program has raised more than $2.5 million since 2012

Frequently used pest management practices include monitoring weather, scouting, pesticide resistance strategies, improving turfgrass health and spot treatment of damage

In-person attendance was 11,000 vs. 6,500 in 2022 and a total of 6,300 seminar seats were filled, which was up 70% over 2021 and was the highest number since 2008

Jeff L. White was elected as vice president and T.A. Barker as secretary/treasurer; H. Scott Griffith joins the board alongside re-elected members Paul L. Carter and Steven J. Hammon

Contribution will go toward a shortage in turfgrass research; Toro, a longtime partner of the GCSAA Foundation, has helped raise more than $2 million for turfgrass research

Initiative will address the golf industry's labor shortage while serving veterans; program will target service members, veterans and others seeking jobs within golf

Members of Envu's Superintendent Grant Program, which assists course superintendents with professional development, were chosen for their leadership skills and inclusivity

Campbell, a GCSAA member and student at Rutgers Center for Turfgrass Science in New Brunswick, New Jersey, will use scholarship to help with spring semester living costs, tuition

Using golf courses as learning labs, First Green helps students apply classroom knowledge to outdoor settings and connects STEM concepts to golf course management and conservation