Magazine

New Clarendon Green Needed
30 Jun 2011 - Bowls - Editor
78-year-old Clarendon Bowling Club is at risk of folding because other clubs are refusing to play on its deteriorating green.

ANZ Stadium Bosses Accept Blame for Pegs on Pitch
30 Jun 2011 - General News - Editor
ANZ Stadium management yesterday released a statement confirming their investigations had found the pegs used to secure ''growth mats'' to the turf in the days leading up to an event were ''clearly not recovered''

Mayor to Fight WA Stadium
30 Jun 2011 - General News - Editor
Subiaco Mayor Heather Henderson still believes Subiaco can offer WA a state-of-the-art stadium, despite Premier Colin Barnett announcing yesterday that the Burswood Peninsula would become home to Perth’s 60,000-seat capacity stadium

$1 billion Development Approved for Caulfield Racecourse
30 Jun 2011 - Racing / Equestrian - Press Release
Chairman of the Melbourne Racing Club Mike Symons announces the approval of a planning scheme amendment to allow for a $1 billion development north of the Caulfield Racecourse.

How Much Potassium Does Turfgrass Need?
29 Jun 2011 - Golf - Micah Woods
Potassium is the mineral element found in the second-highest concentration in turfgrass leaves; only nitrogen is at a higher concentration.

Cameron Smith at the US Open
29 Jun 2011 - Golf - Editor
Cameron Smith came up from Queensland to a cool season course. It may not sound right to do that, but there was a plan involved. He came up over a year ago, to Congressional, to prepare himself for the U.S.Open

Grey prospects for Golf Greens
29 Jun 2011 - Golf - Editor
As player numbers drop and the demand for housing increases, courses may become homes.

AFL Launches Probe into Pins on ANZ Surface
29 Jun 2011 - A.F.L - Editor
AFL has launched an investigation after metal pins were found on the ground during the Swans-Collingwood match at ANZ Stadium on Saturday night.

STA Shortcut
28 Jun 2011 - Industry News - Jenny Zadro
Workshop - 6th July - Alternative Methods of Pest Contol Turf Renovation Practices Seminar - 16th August - Kurri Kurri TAFE

JCB marks 65th Anniversary
28 Jun 2011 - Industry News - Press Release
JCB today officially marked its 65th anniversary by presenting gifts to its employees. JCB employees received a bottle of Château Léoube rosé wine, two glasses and a DVD highlighting the global footprint of a company which started life in a lock-up garage in Uttoxeter UK.

Te Arai plans reconsidered
28 Jun 2011 - Golf - Editor
A proposed coastal development at Te Arai, rejected by the former Rodney District Council, is one of several development projects being revisited by the Auckland Council.

Clearwater Confirmed for NZ Open
28 Jun 2011 - Golf - Editor
The continuing earthquakes in Christchurch have had no impact on the Clearwater Golf Club, and it will remain the venue for the New Zealand Open tournament in December.

Club Car Visage GPS System Creates ‘Virtual Buggy Paths’ at The Belfry UK
28 Jun 2011 - Golf - Press Release
One of the UK's busiest golf resorts, The Belfry, is using the latest GPS technology to remotely control its golf car fleet, optimise course maintenance, pace of play and drive additional revenues

Wendouree Reserve Surface is Deplorable
27 Jun 2011 - A.F.L - Editor
Lake Wendouree coach Mathew Battistello has labelled the condition of Wendouree Reserve’s main football oval “deplorable” ahead of the Lakers’ match against Melton today.

Picturesque Cobham Oval to host Zimbabwe
27 Jun 2011 - Cricket - Editor
Northland Cricket's ambition to become New Zealand's eighth test venue moved a large step closer to reality this week.

Geelong Looking for new Stadium Sponsor
27 Jun 2011 - A.F.L - Editor
Geelong is on the hunt for a new stadium naming rights sponsor after major backer Skilled Group pulled the pin on its lucrative, decade-long arrangement.

Metal Pegs plunge Relationship Between Sydney and ANZ Stadium to new Low
27 Jun 2011 - Industry News - Editor
Three metal pegs left on the ANZ Stadium turf have plunged the relationship between the Sydney Swans and stadium management to an all-time low.