Triumph Group is a search, placement, and advisory firm focused on country clubs and agronomy. Rated as the number one search firm in agronomy.
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⛳️Turf and dirt from above: Lee Carr on how superintendents are using drones. golfcourseindustry.com/artic…
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Summer stress doesn’t wait for visible damage to appear.
Strong roots, moisture management, and proactive conditioning can make all the difference during peak heat.
Read more about preparing golf course turf for summer.
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Happy Father’s Day to all our members and partners. Enjoy the day and the final round of the @usopengolf
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Beyond honored! It’s a privilege to be a part of helping wildlife and our golf course industry!
Congratulations to Brian Beckner on receiving the Florida GCSA Marie Roberts Lifetime Service Award. Thank you for all you do for our industry and the environment. @NativeBirdBoxes
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I often get asked what the biggest mistake clubs make when hiring a superintendent? The biggest mistake I believe is that clubs hire safe. They are risk-averse. They stick with a candidate who is currently second- or third-in-command at a well-known club. These individuals are not the decision makers. Often, an elite leader with a great skill set and character from a lesser-known club is the best candidate.
The club chooses a candidate who won’t be questioned by the membership, rather than the leader, who can move the operation forward. The best hires I’ve seen weren’t the safest — they were the right fit for where the club wanted to go.
Hiring is a strategic decision, not just a risk management decision.
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Expectations for newly renovated greens are often very high, but it will take some time before they can perform at their peak 👇
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Great day with over 50 Equipment Managers networking, learning, and exploring maintenance facilities. Thank you to our sponsors and host facilities for making the event possible.
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We surveyed more than 170 superintendents from golf courses across the country to learn about their putting green aeration programs. The results highlight key trends in tactics and timing, along with a wide range of approaches to this important practice 👇
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We have 4 spots left for this event. Sign-up today for a great day of networking, shop talk, and camaraderie.
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Still some spots available for this year’s Zurich Agronomy Team. 40 days out, sign up below
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Welcome to the TPC Network, TPC Houston!
We’re proud to officially welcome TPC Houston to the TPC Network. Located in Sugar Land, Texas, this incredible club adds to our legacy of championship golf and unforgettable experiences. Here’s to the beginning of a great new chapter.
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The best there ever was.
The 🐐 of golf course maintenance!
Huge congrats to Paul R. Latshaw, our 2026 @USGAGrnSection Award winner.
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Head to @peacock right now for more views like this.
The 50th Walker Cup will air until 3:30 p.m. ET before moving to @GolfChannel this evening.
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43 years later, Ray still caddies at Cypress.
If you’re lucky enough to get him on your bag, he’ll give you a tour of his old spot after you finish 15.
He’ll pour you a shot of tequila from the bottle he still keeps out there near a handcarved sign marking his old spot, and tell you all about it.
Then you’ll hit one of the most famous shots in golf.
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When the insects finally broke through his hut and the coastal winds of winter turned frigid, Ray went home to Fircrest for the winter. When he returned the following spring, he met a woman and moved in with her.
“I was domesticated,” Ray prefers to say.
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“If anyone had found out,” Ray said later, “I’d have been fired on the spot.”
He lived in camouflage behind one of the most iconic holes in golf for eight months.
“I had the greatest commute in the world to the greatest office in the world,” Ray says. “I slept like a baby that year.”
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His hut was basic: plywood walls, a mattress hauled in under the cover of night by a friend, and a small hibachi grill for omelettes and sandwiches.
Ray bathed in the employee shower and showed up first every morning.
No one asked where he lived, or how the guy with no phone, pager or car kept showing up on time. There were murmurs throughout the caddie yard, but Ray insists no one ever caught on. Maybe they didn’t want to know.
