Superintendent: Person responsible for the upkeep of the course.
Surlyn: Material from which most balls are made.
Swale: Depression or dip in terrain.
Superintendents measure green speed with a stimpmetre Its readings give a snapshot of the green speed at that time of day Stimpmetre readings in the five to six range mean slow greens seven to eight mean medium nine to fast and above extremely fast ...
The Rise Names Golf Superintendent for Fred Couples Signature Golf
Proposed Greg Norman Signature Golf Course for Big White Ski Resort
Inkameep Desert Canyon Senior Mens Open Championship.
Greenkeeper An older, outdated term for the course superintendent. (He was the greenkeeper at Merion for many years). Grip (Equipment) That part of the golf club where the hands are placed.
superintendent (also "head greenkeeper or greenkeeper") the person in charge of overseeing the golf course maintenance and crew
Example: The superintendent / head greenkeeper usually has to answer for the condition of the course.
An older, outdated term for the course superintendent.
Grip
The placing and positioning of the hands on the club. The various types include the Vardon or overlapping, the interlocking and the 10-finger or baseball grip.
Shuffling your feet on a golf green is not only bad for people's putting lines, but it's disrespectful to the course superintendent and grounds crew. If you don't know how to walk with golf shoes on, then don't wear them.
According to the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America, a repaired divot can speed up the healing process (meaning: the grass will cover over the scar in the fairway) by a couple weeks, as opposed to an unrepaired divot.
There is also an award for Superintendent, Club Professional and Club Manager of the year. There is also the premier award of the evening the Male and Female Tour Professional of the Year.
Greenkeeper: The person responsible for the condition, care and maintenance of the golf course. He or she may also be called the " greens' superintendent."
Greenside: Adjacent to the putting green ...
The person responsible for the condition, care and maintenance of the golf course. He or she may also be called the " greens' superintendent."
GREENS FEE
Fee charged to play a golf course.
That his worth was recognised by the Queen with the award of the British Empire Medal is reassuring: that the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America should award him the 'Old Tom Morris Award' this month in Orlando is heart lifting.
This has caused Centerville's school to close and the valley of the river and Lesterville to be evacuated from a dam two miles south of Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park, where several people had to be rescued from the park superintendent's cabin.
 See also: Golf, Putting, Shot, Hole, Handicap
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