NEWSLETTER

OF

THE

FLORIDA

GOLF

COURSE

SUPERINTENDENTS

ASSOCIATION

The Green Sheet is the official communications newsletter of the Florida Golf Course Superintendents Association. The purpose of the
publication is to aid members with current, up-to-date, news-related items which can benefit the good of the Association. A special thanks must
be given to Estech Fertilizer Co. for their advertising support to cover operating expenses.

1988 FLORIDA
GOLF WEEK
IS HERE!
April 3rd through April 9th has been
designated as FGCSA 1988 Florida Golf
Week.

THE BEST
YET!
The 59th International
Golf Course Conference
Breaks All Records

Over $22,000 has been raised during the
past two years through the efforts of
dedicated superintendents who have held
various fund raising events at their respective
clubs. It is worthwhile to note that we are
talking about approximately 50 superintendents at only 50 separate golf clubs! Can you
imagine how much more money could be
raised for research if more superintendents
were willing to support Florida Golf Week?
It is really a simple format. The golf club
sponsors a closest to the pin contest, blind
bogey tournament, putting contest, or
whatever type of fund raising event you, the
superintendent feels is appropriate for your
particular golf club. The funds raised are
then sent to the FGCSA for presentation to
the Florida Turfgrass Association's FGCSA
Endowment Fund which we initiated in
1987.

So please get together with your club
professional today to decide an appropriate
date during Florida Golf Week to hold a fund
raising event at your club. Remember, it is
one of the only times that the individual golf
member is able to contribute to turfgrass
research.

For posters and additional information or
assistance, please call Joel Jackson, 1988
FGW Chairman, at (305) 828-3663, or the
FGCSA office (305) 692-9349.
•

No, this is not your practice putting green,
rather this is one of the more innovative
equipment display booths.
Note the detail of the aerified carpet
complete with plugs.
See page 4 for more details on the
conference.

President's Message
The GCSAA conference and show at
Houston, Texas was well attended by
interested and concerned golf course
superintendent's, club owners, commercial
distributors, company representatives, club
owners, commercial distributors, educators,
and everyone else associated with the golf
course turfgrass industry throughout the
State of Florida.
All agreed this conference and show was
the best and largest to date with 13,000 +
attending.
Florida was well represented by superintendent's serving on GCSAA committees
and as speakers on the educational
program.
The educational programs, the equipment
and product display at the George Brown
Convention Center was the largest to date
and was first class.
The educational seminars were excellent
and well attended. The programs on
southern turf management and environmental issues was most timely, interesting, and
informative. We must become more involved
with the associations controlling pesticides
as we are vitally concerned with their safe
usage. Strict regulations are here to stay
and will become even more restrictive in the
very near future, especially in Florida as
rapid growth and development further taxes
our natural resources, especially water
resources.
We must communicate these critical
issues to our owners or club officials and
strongly recommend that all safety procedures involved in the safe use of pesticides
by law as implemented.
Our industry as a whole has a good
record of concerned involvement and
compliancejwith all laws that effect our
environr
I kno\^
¿erintendent's and club
officials
| e l y concerned with all
; they should be. But let's
pesticide
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EDITOR
Mike Bailey
16379 Country Lake Circle
Del ray Beach, Florida 33484
(305) 499-8480 (Recorder)
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1760 N.W. Pine Lake Drive
Stuart, Florida 34994
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Newsletter printed as follows: Jan./Feb.,
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Green"* (an educational communication
magazine.) Each issue produces a total
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mailed to 9 local chapters via FGCSA
Secretary Marie Roberts, the balance is
mailed to media GCSAA chapter newsletter
editors, I FAS, commercial representatives
and other upon request — contact secretary.

President

Dick Blake, CGCS

Vice President

Cecil Johnston . . .

Director of Publications
Secretary/Treasurer

Joel Jackson, CGCS

Immediate Past President
Nominations/Awards

Reed LeFebvre

(813) 752-1524

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Membership Services
Employment Referral
Membership Directory

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(305) 692-9349

Florida Green Editor

Dan Jones, CGCS

(305) 793-0069

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(305) 793-2497

Green Sheet Editor

Mike Bailey

Fund Raising

Joel Jackson, CGCS

Public Relations:
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.

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Education

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GCSAA

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Long Range Planning

Ray Hansen

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Crowfoot

Joe Ondo, CGCS

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EDITOR'S
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MEMBER OF EAP

APRIL 15th
Don Hearn, GCSAA president, addresses the FGCSA board meeting.

FCCSA BOARD MEETING

New Jacket, New Directory, OLD BLAKE
The 1988 FGSA Board Meeting was held
on Sunday, February 7, 1988, in the HyattRegency Hotel, Houston, Texas. President
Dick Blake opened the meeting with a
moment of silence for William Wagner, Otto
Schmeisser, and Dr. G Horn.
TAX EXEMPT STATUS: Joel Jackson
reported that several chapters have not sent
in their year end Financial Statements. Any
chapter which does not comply with this
regulation will be unable to use the FGCSA
Tax Exempt number.
GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS: Cecil
Johnston gave a report on hazardous
waste, governmental regulations, and water
management. He noted that since there is
no site for hazardous waste disposal in
Florida, he will investigate the alternatives
presently available. A discussion was held
regarding the possibility of hiring someone
to attend Water Management District
meetings and other related environmental
concern seminars. It was felt that this may
be appropriate in the near future.
FGCSA JACKET: The FGCSA has adopted
a new light green blazer as the official
FGCSA jacket. More details will be
available.

Dan Jones stated that the FLORIDA
GREEN and the GREEN SHEET will be
professionally screened by a journalism
professor for a nominal fee.
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR: Marie Roberts
reported that the 1988 Membership Directory
has been mailed to FGCSA superintendents.
It is up to the individual superintendent to
inform the FGCSA office of any change in
mailing address.
EDUCATION COMMITTEE: Tom Mackanos
reported on the USGA Turfgrass Information
File at Michigan State. For $75.00 a year, an
individual can call the File directly and
receive a printout listing articles that are
registered with the File on any particular
turfgrass subject.
FTGA CONFERENCE: It was suggested
that the FTGA use an Evaluation Form
similar to the GCSAA for all workshops and
seminar speakers. It was noted that the
workshop rooms are over-crowded but
Mark Jarrell stated that this was due to cost
factors. Don Kooyer stated that the North
Florida chapter is lobbying to have the
FTGA Conference moved to Jacksonville in
the near future.

RESEARCH: A discussion was held regarding USGA Greens versus non-USGA spec
greens. The FTGA is expected to hold a
seminar on this subject at the 1988
conference. The FTGA has awarded a grant
to the University of Florida to study better
quality Bermuda Grass/Bent Grass. They
are also willing to fund short-term research
projects and are seeking suggestions from
any superintendent for this type of project.

PUBLIC RELATIONS: The FGCSA will
purchase a copy of the GCSAA cassette
tape, "Golf at its Best" for use by local
chapters.
FUND RAISING: Joel Jackson is the
Chairman of the 1988 Florida Golf Week
Fund Raising Program.
FTGA RESEARCH FOUNDATION: Bob
Yount would welcome any opportunity to
speak to any golf club or related group on
any scale.
GOLF: The FGCSA #1 team finished the
GCSAA Golf Tournament in a tie with
Carolina's. (See related article in this issue
for details).
MEMBERSHIP: THE FGCSA will waive any
fees for the last three months of the fiscal
year to any assistant superintendent whose
superintendent is already a member of the
FGCSA.
CROWFOOT: The 1988 Crowfoot will be
played on the new course at Grand Cypress
sometime during the beginning of August.
LONG RANGE PLANNING: Ray Hansen
suggested that the scope and responsibilities
of the FGCSA Executive Secretary be
expanded to include local chapter activities
such as typing and distribution of minutes
and local newsletters. The Board agreed
with the concept but decided that this was
an Executive Committee decision.

Texas A&M is releasing a new heat tolerant
Bent Grass. They are in need of 550 square
feet of green space for this project. If
interested, please call Tom Burrows,
Education Chairman.
THE GCSAA is targeting their research
towards safe chemical use rather than
trying to solve regional problems. Ray
Hansen noted that an individual can
become a member of the GCSAA's Golden
Key Club with $100 donation. Don Hearn,
President of the GCSAA, thanked the
FGCSA for our fund raising projects and
was very appreciative of the $6,000 that we
are presenting to the GCSAA Scholarship
and Research Committee. Dan Jones
presented him with a bound copy of the set
of 1987 FLORIDA GREEN magazines and a
framed picture of the latest FLORIDA
GREEN cover depicting the Houston
Conference.

SEMINARS: Tom Burrows announced that
the FGCSA will sponsor seminars at the
POA Annual and the Crowfoot Open this
year. There will be a Bent Grass, part II
seminar sometime around the first week in
September.
BY-LAWS: As a result of our recent By-Law
change, the annual meeting of the FGCSA
will be held at the Crowfoot Open in August.

The FGCSA will distribute crests embossed
for Directors, Committee Chairmen, and
Editors. The FGCSA will provide CGCS
crests for all newly certified superintendents
who purchase the new FGCSA jacket.
Candidates are needed for the GCSAA
Board from the state of Florida. We would
like to have a representative on the GCSAA
Board in time for the 1990 Conference and
show in Orlando.
DESK TOP PRINTING: Dan Jones suggested that the FGCSA look into purchasing a
desk top printer to be used for the FLORIDA
GREEN, GREEN SHEET and local chapter
newsletters.
Ray Hansen, spurring
FGCSA blazer."

tne new

"official

The next FGCSA Board meeting will be held
at the POA Annual in May
•

HOUSTON '88 COWBOYS

The unveiling of the new Jacobsen LF-100, draws a large crowd of

curiosity.

A flymo mates with a water hog.

Tom Burrows
knew he should
have
washed his Houston souvenier T-shirt in
cold water only.

'Is she live? Or is she Memorex.

New chemical products

were being tested (even on the floor).

Eb Steineger (2nd from right) recipient of the 1988
Distinguished Service Award.
(We're not sure who are the other guys.)

GCSAA

AND SUPERINTENDENTS

Mark Jarrell rides
G illey's.

the famous

bull at

Keeping up with the Jones'.

Dan Jones (rear) has thoroughbred
(anonymous) in control.
Why are these guys leaning so forward?

Something new and exciting — the Toro aerifier.
—5—

Look ya'll The Green Sheet is everywhere,
even on the streets. (Editor was found
peddling The Green Sheet in Houston)

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.. .Con't. from page 1
be realistic and consider FACTUAL INFORMATION even if a few facts spoil a good
story.
Always remember that people, even us
golf course superintendent's and golfers are
still a part of the environment and involved
in the ecology of life.
My evaluation of this years GCSAA
conference and show is the same as our
own Florida GCSA. Increased growth,
progress, involvement and commitment by
our members, PROFESSIONALISM.
"More Florida superintendent's are becoming involved in both GCSAA and
Florida GCSA and more want to be involved
as we prepare for Orlando in 1990"
Our Florida GCSA board meeting was
well attended, very positive and productive.
Just like the GCSAA our association grows
more progressive and professional thanks
to those concerned members who contribute
their time and talents to the advancement of
our goals towards improved standards for
the entire golf and turfgrass industry and
our profession.
P.S. Yes, even the bus service at Houston
was good.
•

DAVE OLIVER
STRIKES AGAIN
The Woodlands Inn, King wood Country
Club, and Raveneaux Country Club hosted
the 1988 GCSAA Men's and Women's Golf
Championships in Houston, Texas. Conditions were not ideal as rain interrupted play
the first day and cool temperatures greeted
all golfers the second day to test their
shotmaking skills.
In the team competition, Florida's#1 team
and Carolina's #1 team tied for low gross
honors. Florida's #1 team was awarded the
first Frank Lamphier annual trophy for low
net team and Carolina's #1 team was
awarded the low gross trophy. The Florida
#1 team consisted of Fred Klauk, Glenn
Klauk, Gary Smith, and Joe Ondo. Florida's
#2 team won fourth low net.
In individual competition, Dave Oliver
won his second individual title shooting a
pair of 73 to edge Fred Klauk and Michael
Orren by two strokes. Other Florida
superintendents who won prizes were Hal
Hicks, 5th low net and Gary Smither, 7th low
net in the Green Flight; Fred Klauk, 1st low
gross, and Steve Wright, 6th low net in the
Black Flight. In the long drive competition,
Dave Oliver and Tim Hiers finished first and
second to win a set of irons and a driver for
their efforts.
A special thank you goes to the South
Texas GCSA for being great hosts and for a
job well done.
Joe Ondo

•

When Certified
Knocks
At Your Door
For all of you interested in being a
Certified Golf Course Superintendent, I .
would like to give you some ideas of what to
expect when your two attestors pay you a
visit. This of course is part of the
certification program and the attestors
must be certified. You have the choice of
which two superintendents will be making
the visit. The GCSAA will give you and your
attestors a question and answer sheet
covering different aspects of your career.
How long have you been a superintendent,
previous work experience, schooling, your
involvement with the local and national
association, your present budget and other
related areas. After these questions have
been answered your next step is to have a
walk through your maintenance building.
This includes inspection of equipment,
offices, fertilizer and pesticide storage,
pump stations and controllers. After this
was completed I had two electric carts
ready to go for the golf course visit. We
went hole by hole to look at greens, tees,
fairways, roughs, sand traps, etc. We also
looked at the clubhouse area and nursery. I
found this to be a very rewarding
experience. You are in the company of two
highly respected Certified Golf Course
Superintendents and many topics are
covered. We exchanged ideas of different
turf grasses, chemical usage, fertilizer,
heights of cut, shade problems, drainage,
different types of mowing procedures,
equipment and much more. You can
expect the visit to last around two hours. I
felt we all had constructive ideas to
contribute to each other. This visit can be
conducted before or after your written test.
Your next step is to compile all your
study material and notify GCSAA three
weeks in advance of the test date. The
attestors gave me a great deal of
encouragement and suggested I should
not be upset or discouraged if all the
sections were not passed. Many of the
applicants did not make it on their first
attempt.
After my attestors left, I sat down in my
office and had a good feeling deep down
inside of what I am trying to accomplish. It
made me proud to be a golf course
superintendent and to be associated with
such fine gentlemen.
Thank you Richard Blake and Glen
Klauk.
Well, it's time to hit the books!
Kenneth T. Andersen
Superintendent
Broken Sound Golf Club
P.S. Congratulations Ken! Since writing
this article, Ken has just become certified. •

WALT: Florida's 1st
Eight Florida superintendents became
certified during 1987. They are Ken
Anderson, Jim Branstrom, Bobby Harding,
Randal Hooper, Joel Jackson, Al Ross,
Wiliam Wright, and Scott Zakany.

Hot off the press for 1988, Walt McMahon,
Palm Beach chapter — passed the GCSAA
Certification Test at the Houston Conference
He becomes our first Florida superintendent
to become certified in 1988. He advises all
certification candidates to request information from National and to pay particular
attention to the Financial Management and
Turfgrass Management Sections.
Congratulations to all our newly certified
superintendents.
•

Golf Course
Superintendent
Available
Daniel L. Hall Jr. C.G.C.S.
9765 Kentucky Street
Bonita Springs, FL 33923
Write or call: (813) 992-2896
Will send resume on request.

DR. G. C. HORN
MEMORIAL FUND
ESTABLISHED
An unanimous vote of the FTGA Research
Foundation Board of Directors during the
December meeting, established a memorial
fund to honor Dr. G. C. Horn. A committee
headed by Mr. Ralph White and Mr. David
Barnes is being formed to contact all former
students and associate of Dr. Horn to inform
them of the opportunity of contributing to
this memorial.
Donations currently received to open this
fund include $10(30 from Ralph White; $545
from Helena Chemical and Ag Resources
(CIBA GEIGY makes this money available
from the sales of Subdue) and $100 from E.
Ray Jensen.
Donations may be sent to the Florida
Turfgrass Research Foundation, 302 S.
Graham Avenue, Orlando, FL 32803.
Checks should be marked for G. C. Horn
Memorial Fund.
Best Regards,

Robert J. Yount, VP of Development
Florida Turfgrass Research Foundation

•

USGA®

In Memory;

UPCOMING
EVENTS

GREEN SECTION
CONFERENCE

Bill Wagner
Otto Schmeisser

In cooperation with the Florida Golf
Course Superintendents Association
and the Florida State Golf Association

We lost two great individuals in the turf
industry just recently: Otto Schmeisser, golf
course superintendent at the Everglades
Country Club in Palm Beach passed away
on January 26th 1988. so fitting for that
Tuesday to ironically be the day of the
month for the Palm Beach Chapter Golf
Course Superintendent Association meeting
Otto was the son of the famous Hans
Schmeisser, a leader in our turf industry, for
which the Hans Schmeisser Scholarship
Award is presented annually at the FTGA
conference in Tampa, for a turf grass
student at Lake City C.C.
Otto was the superintendent at the Everglades Country Club for the past ten years
where upon he was also the superintendent
for ten years respectively at both the Indian
Creek Golf Club in Miami Beach and the
Gulf Stream Country Club in Delray Beach.
Otto is survived by his wife Trudy and four
daughters Chris, Katie, Karen and Kim.
He will be missed by all of us.
On another sad note we also lost another
great leader in our industry, Bill Wagner. Bill
had fought a long hard bout with cancer and
passed away on Friday, January 29 1988.
Bill had been the Golf Course Superintendent for Tequesta Country Club for the past
27 years, the Past President of the Florida
Golf Course Superintendent's Association,
and Past President of the Florida Turf Grass
Association.
Bill was the kind of fellow when you would
walk up to say, "hello, how are you" he would
always smile and respond, "just fine, how are
you". Even if he was in great pain, he always
turned the topic over and talked about the
more positive things in life.
As a member of our family's church in
Tequesta, I remember Bill coming to our
house on a social call one afternoon,
because our father had just been in the
hospital. (We did not even know him as a
golf course superintendent but rather as a
friend in the community.) Ironically, my
brother David, later on worked for Bill
part time on weekends changing cups,
before he pursued a golf course career
along with myself. Now as we look back 15
years, we remember him as both a leader in
the turf industry and a leader in the
community as well.
Bill is survived by his wife Joan and two
daughters, Susan Early and Peggy Wagner.
A great loss to our community and we are
saddened.
Respectfully, The Editor
Mike Bailey

•

April 21, 1988
JDM Country Club
PGA Boulevard
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
GENTLEMEN: Jackets Required
Luncheon &
Registration Fee:
• If paid before April 15:
$35 for representatives of
USGA Member
Clubs and Courses.
$45 each for other guests.

•

North Florida chapter meeting,
Turkey Creek C.C. Alachua
Mar. 17 Central Florida chapter meeting,
Spruce Creek, Daytona
Mar. 8 Treasure Coast chapter meeting,
Monte Carlo C.C. Ft. Pierce
March 8 South Florida chapter meeting,
Coral Springs C.C.
Mar. 10 Palm Beach chapter meeting,
North Palm Beach C.C.
Apr. 3-9 Florida Golf Week
Apr. 11
Everglades chapter meeting,
Del Tura G.C., Fort Meyers
Apr. 12
North Florida chapter meeting,
Hyde Park G.C.
Apr. 14
SFTW&E, Rolling Hills Golf
Resort, Ft. Lauderdale
Apr. 21
USGA Conference, JDM C.C.
Palm Beach Gardens
May 22-23 POA Annual Golf Classic,
Naples Beach Hotel

New Blazers
Are Coming

First Annual
South Florida
Turfgrass
Workshop
and Exposition

It's unaminous! The FGCSA Board Members
have approved a new blazer to be used as
the official FGCSA jacket. It is a light green
55% Dacron Polyester, 45% Worsted Wool
blazer, style #5433. The cost will be $84.50
plus handling and freight. Any FGCSA
member who would like to purchase the
new jacket in time for the next get together at
the POA, should call directly to the supplier
at (817) 430-3929. The jacket will be sent
C.O.D. to your home within six weeks.
FGCSA crests to be worn with the jacket are
available through the FGCSA office.
•

DATE
Thursday, April 14, 1988
NOTE: THAT THIS DATE HAS BEEN
CHANGED FROM ORIGINAL
TIME
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

COME ON OVER. . .
The Golfs On Me

PLACE
Rolling Hills Golf Resort
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
WHO
South Florida GCSA
I FAS, Ft. Lauderdale Center

Mar. 9

Kerry Son (former Golf Course Superintendent at Kings Pointe Golf Course in Delray
Beach, FL) has moved overseas.
•

NEW BORN
Robert and Pamela Jacks (Golf Course
Superintendent at St. Andrews County Club
in Boca Raton) proudly announces the birth
of their son, Gregory Robert on January 16th,
weighing in at 7 lbs., 3 oz. and growing
everyday.
John and Susan Majewski (Golf Course
Superintendent at North Palm Beach
Country Club) are proud to announce the
birth of their new baby girl Anna Marie, born
on January 21st, weighing 7 lbs., 1 oz.
•

Kerry wishes to extend his invitation to all
his friends to come on over and join him for
a chapter meeting at the new EMIRATES
GOLF CLUB at DUBAI on April 1, 1988.
Meeting to start at 10:00 a.m. sharp.
Green fee and cart — complimentary.
(You must supply your own transportation.)
RSVP required.
Contact Kerry Son
P.O. Box 12188
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
TEL: 378000
TIX 47217
Momak EM FAX 372841
(Remember, the meeting is April 1st)

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