NEWSLETTER OF THE FLORIDA GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION
The South Florida chapter presented
Billy Entwistle, Jr. with a 2000
FGCSA President's Award during
the Missing and Exploited Childrens
Tournament at Colony West CC.
SFGCSA President Bryan Singleton
(left) and Bob Klitz, C6CS (right)
made the plaque presentation. On
hand were Billy's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Entwsitle, Sr. The event
started by Billy's dad and continued
by Bill Jr. has raised over $150,000
since its inception. See related
article on page 5.

UPCOMING EVENTS
Nov. 3

FGCSA Board Meeting,
Grenelefe Resort

Nov. 9

Suncoast chapter Grounds
Management Seminar,
Selby Gardens
North Florida sponsored
GCSAA Regional Seminar,
"Influencing On the Job
Behavior" by Gerry Sweda

!Nov. 8

Nov. 14 West Coast chapter
meeting, Bardmoor CC
Nov. 16 Calusa GCSA tournament,
Heritage Palms, Ft. Myers

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Nov. 16 South Florida meeting,
Crystal Lake GC

Nov. 20 PBGCS A/TCGCS A joint
meeting, Trump International GC, Palm Beach
Dec. 8
Dec. 9

Palm Beach GCSA Christmas
Party, Polo Trace
South Florida Christmas
Party, Oak Tree CC

Dec. 12 Central Florida meeting,
Cypress Head GC
Jan. 22

Central Florida GCSA event,
Interlachen CC

Jan. 8
- 11

North Carolina Turfgrass
Conference & Show,
Charlotte

Jan. 22

Suncoast chapter meeting,
Bradenton CC.

Feb. 15 Florida reception, Hyatt
Regency, Dallas
Feb. 11 GCSAA Conference & Show,
- 18
Dallas
Feb. 15 Jacksonville Horticultural
- 16 Tradeshow, Fairgrounds
FTGA Pesticide Conferences:
Jan. 9 Lake Worth
Jan. 10 Fort Myers
Jan. 17 Tampa
Jan. 19 Sanford
Jan. 31 Jacksonville
Feb. 1 Milton

President's Message

President's Message
by Cary Lewis, CGCS

ket we are all facing here in the state
of Florida. I can tell you it's all over
our industry and many other industhat rely on large amounts of
This is my favorite time of the year, tries
hand
labor.
as I'm sure with most Golf Course
Superintendents. The shorter day
our strong economy, we are
length, lower humidity, and milder With
all
faced
increased competitemperatures bring some slowing of tion for thewith
work force. I
the massive growth we deal with in don't have shrinking
the
answer
to this inthe summer. This allows us the creasing problem. However,
we
time to do more grooming of the must all start thinking out of the
turf areas instead of harvesting clip- box. The traditional golf course
pings, or chasing weed and insect associate may not be so traditional
populations.
in the future. Take a close look at
your community — these are where
For many of us, it's overseeding your
associates will come from. If,
time which is very exciting and for example,
have a lot of rechallenging to convert from our tirees in youryouarea,
maybe you
warm season grasses to the cool
season playing surfaces. These should open up more part time po\Cary Lewis, CGCS
changes are just part of what makes sitions and offer free golf.
lot;
us jump out of bed and tackle each
|e%loped a four level Certificaday with new enthusiasm to make Increased pay is usually what drive;
pnrrogram that documents worker
our golf course the best it can be. a lot of our entry-level peo
jump from job to job. So develop improvement in all of the basic daily
some type of advancement plan for job procedures. As they master new
I hear—it seems almost everyday- the
people to enhance jobs, their wages are adjusted to reexamples of the tough labor mar- thementry-level
to stay with you.
ward and recognize their increased
value to the course. Develop some
incentive programs to reward the associates for peak performance such
as in the areas of safety, attendance,
or teamwork.
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GREEN SHEE

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Director of Communications Report

What's Up D.O.C.?
by Joel Jackson
1. Government Relations
Fertilizer BMPs - Since the St. John's Fertilizer Ordinance, the FTGA and other
green industry associations have been discussing with the Florida Department of
Agriculture and Consumer Services
(DACS) and the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) the possibility of
creating a unified set of BMPs for turf
management to help circumvent local authorities writing a bunch of conflicting
regulations affecting fertilizer applications
and other turf management practices.
Steve Dwinell of DACS and Mike Thomas
of DEP are very supportive of the idea and
have shared BMP manuals created by the
forestry industry and the Indian River Citrus Co-op that were done for similar reasons with emphasis on protecting water
quality. The state regulators said the best
case scenario is for industry to draft voluntar}' guidelines rather than wait for government lawyers to draft one sided and
seemingly heavy handed rules. The process
will require working with regulators and
environmental groups so that the resulting
guidelines are credible and acceptable.

interests as well as the environment.
In a related matter, the Village of
Wellington was required by the South
Florida Water Management District to
write some rules governing nutrient degradation of the water bodies in the area. The
inference was that the equestrian activity
in the area was a major problem. Turfgrass
fertilizer was also included on the hit List.
In the eleventh hour the green industry was
notified about a rule writing meeting. Erica
Santella, Mark Jarrell, Steve Pearson, Dr.
John Cisar and others attended the meeting and were able to bring factual information to the process. One gross example
of mitigation for the green industry was to
get a 100 foot buffer around water bodies
reduced to 10 feet by explaining the way
turf processes nutrients and prevents runoff. The story had a happy ending, but was
another wake up call for the need to have
published and endorsed BMPs as guidelines for these situations.
Nemacur Reassessment Follow up Charlie Clark with the Florida Dept. of
Environmental Protection called the other
day saying that EPA and Bayer would be
meeting to hash out EPA concerns as they
head toward final reassessment of
Nemacur. I gave Mr. Clark a laundry list
of items headed by the # 1 fact that there is
no effective alternative for nematode control on the market at this time. As a refresher for him, I discussed the common
uses of Nemacur on primarily greens and
tees and spot treatments on fairways.
Florida DEP is battling EPA over Curfew/
Telone use and they are not happy with
EPA's approach to things right now.

The initial phase will ibcus on the lawn care
segment of the green industry with sod production and golf courses to follow. We
should watch this process closely so we can
learn from the exercise and discuss how
we can come up with a set of BMPs that
can be used by water management districts,
count}' and municipal governments, and
state and regional planners for issuing de- Six Florida superintendents and I will parvelopment orders and writing common ticipate
in a Conference Call on October
sense ordinances.
17th with the EPA to give the superintendent viewpoint on the importance of
These BMP's will have the objective of Nemacur
to the turf industry.
being either adopted as a rule by the state
or at least endorsed by letter of agreement 2. Media/Public Relations
to forestall hodge-podge rule making. They
will also serve as educational and training
be doing a "Joe Golfer' profile story
guidelines for applicators and onI will
Joe
Ondo for Florida Golf Central magahomeowners. I have volunteered to sit on zine. This
feature takes a look at amateur
the Steering Committee to follow the golfersfrom
all walks of life. I just finished
progress of the process and to avoid dupli- an article on the
new Dye course at the PGA
cation of effort. I think the FGCSA should Club in St. Lucie.
was "More
create a BMP committee to look into draft- golf with less grass"Thefortheme
my
regular
"Golf
ing a set of guidelines that will protect our

Is Good For The Planet" feature. Coming
up in November and December will be articles on Marriott's Hawk's Landing and
the Faldo Golf Institute and Greg Norman's
new Champion's Gate course. Please contact me with story ideas from your course
to share with the golfing public.
3. Education
The Central Florida Chapter hosted another
successful GCSAA Regional Seminar in
Orlando on September 29th with 45-48
attendees taking the Wildlife and Habitat
Management seminar presented by
Audubon International 's Jean McKay. Superintendent Jim Schleutker from the Vero
Beach CC brought along teacher Kathy
Johnson from the J. A. Thompson elementary school in Vero Beach to learn how they
can get involved in the Audubon program
for schools.
4. FTGA Conference
Results from the conference indicated that
a few more people attended than last year,
but there is lots of room to do better. A
supplier survey netted 39 responses to the
question of location for the 2001 Conference. 19 said," Come back to Gainesville!"
The remaining 20 were split between
Tampa and Lakeland. Lakeland doesn't
have hotels convenient to the convention
center. Tampa is just too expensive for everyone concerned. The contract hasn't
been signed yet, but the feeling is we'll be
going back to Gainesville next year.
An interesting footnotefromDr. Unruh was
that the attendance for the workshops has
been basically the same in 1997 & 1998
(Tampa) and 1999 & 2000 (Gainesville).
There was a slight dip last year but this year
it was back to the norm. The conference
and show committees will be evaluating
four potential classrooms in the O'Connell
Center so everything will be held in one
building except for the Toro Corn Boil and
Awards luncheon which will be at the
Touchdown Terrace across the street. Also
Dr. Unruh will be chairing the Conference
Education committee for 2001 giving Lake
City's John Wildmon a well deserved
break. If you have suggestions for speakers or topics you'd like to see, give me a
call. Thanks.

Educational Programs

North Florida Co-Sponsors
GCSAA Regional Seminar
The final GCSAA Regional Seminar for the
year 2000 will be held at the Jacksonville Holiday Inn on Thursday, November 9th. The all
day seminar begins at 8:00 a.m. and is entitled
"Influencing On the Job Behavior" presented
by Gerry Sweda.
Topics include Processes designed to raise the
performance bar of employees; Management
theoris for today's work situations and environment; and a system of activities for improving
employee performance in virtually all work
situation.
This seminar is a must for all superintendents
who take their management responsibilities
seriously. Seminar offers .7 CEU's with a Member Registration Fee of $ 120. Registration is
available through the GCSAA by phone, fax
or on the web.

2001 FTGA Regional Turf
Conferences
The Florida Turfgrass Association has announced the following dates for their 2001
Regional Turf Conferences:
FTGA Pesticide Conferences:
Jan. 9 Lake Worth
Jan. 10 Fort Myers
Jan. 17 Tampa
Jan. 19 Sanford
Jan. 31 Jacksonville
Feb. 1 Milton
These all-day conferences are designed to meet
the educational needs of the entire turf industry. They offer CEU's for Restricted Pesticide
License holders and have been very well received in past years.
Brochures comple with speaker inforamtion,
topics to be covered, times and sites for each
seminar will be sent to all FTGA members in
November.
For more information or to receive a brochure
and registration form, please contact the FTGA
office by phone at 800-822-6721 or e-mail to
ftga@aol.com.

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From left: Central Florida Chapter President John Kopack thanks Audubon
International's Jean McKay for her GCSAA Regional Seminar presentation on
Wildlife and Habitat Management. Over 45 superintendents attended the
September 19th session in Orlando.

GROUNDS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR

The Suncoast GCSA ~ in cooperation with the Sarasota County Cooperative Extension Service ~ is offering their annual one-day Grounds Management Seminar on Wednesday, November 8th at Selby Botanical Gardens in
Sarasota.
Plans call for the morning session to include "Tricks of Golf Course Renovation" by Chip Powell of Powell Golf Design and "Coping with Environmental Emergencies and the News Media Spotlight" by the popular Dr. Tom
Morgan. The afternoon session will include a timely discussion on Seashore
Paspalum by Environmental Turf Solutions and two sessions by University
of Florida researcher. Dr. Norm Leppla of the UF will speak on "Renaissance of the Mole Cricket Nematode" and Dr. Laurie Trendholm's topic is
"Management of Traffic in Golf and Sports Turf'.
Registration fee which includes the seminar, continental breakfast and a catered lunch is $45.00 before November 1st and $60.00 for late and on-site
registration. Door prizes donated by vendors will also be awarded during
the course of the day. CEU's have been requested from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services as well as the GCSAA.
Further information and registration forms are available by calling Mike
Holsinger, Sarasota County Extension Service Director, at 941-316-1000.

Chapter Fund Raisers

The West Coast Chapter has designated the annual Bud Quandt Tournament as a past presidents reunion event which was an
outstanding idea to preserve and recognize the history of the chapter. Left to right are West Coast past presidents Bill Moore
(1988), Eric Joy (2000), Greg Plotner (1992), Glen Oberlander (1986), Joe Clay (1984), Garth Boline (1996), Fred Tucker
(1974, Lee Todd (1977), Cary Lewis (1997), Bud Quandt (1965) and Dale Reash (1999).

2000 Bud Quandt Tournament
Another Overwhelming Success

South Florida Charity
Tournament Raises $15,000

The West Coast GCSA sponsored its 37th Annual Bud Quandt Tournament on Monday, October 9th, at the Pasadena Y&CC which has been its home for these past 37 The South Florida GCSA held its 16th
years. Funds raised will be given to support turfgrass research, the All Children's Hos- Annual Tournament for Missing and Exploited Children at the Colony West CC on
pital in Tampa, and student scholarships.
Friday, October 6th.
While the entire West Coast Board of Directors works together to organize the tournament, a few members must be recognized for their outstanding service. Dale Reash has Despite a week where 8-10" of rain fell on
served as Tournament Director for the past seven years and has succeeded in protecting the South Florida area, Dale Kuehner and
the integrity of the event. Next year his job will be taken over by Co-Directors Whit his crew had the course dried out and ready
Derrick and Scott Mason. Bud Quandt, who was the superintendent at Pasadena when for play on Friday. A full field enjoyed
the first tournament was held, is now retired but still works hard to insure the success of the day while raising more funds for the
his tournament.
charity. This particular event is the longest running tournament for the National
152 players teed it up after enjoying a breakfast buffet and an update on fertilizer Best Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Management Practices andNemacur Reassessments by Joel Jackson, FGCSA Director Total funds contributed have now exceeded
of Communications. Play was made even more enjoyable by the contests on the $150,000.
course that were sponsored by the seven Diamond Sponsors - Par 3's, Long Drive and
Closest to the Pins. The West Coast Board would also like to thank the Platinum and Congratulations to the SFGCSA Board who
Gold Sponsors as well as the Patrons who supported the event.
worked so hard on this event ~ Billy
Entwistle, Jr. Tournament Director, Bryan
First Gross team members were Roger Hruby, George DeSears, Chip Powell and Steve Singleton, Bill McKee, Bob Klitz, Jim
Lyerly. Second Gross members were Mike Cook, Steve Cook, Bobby Harding and Goins, Joe Pantaleo and Bill Rayside.
Troy Futch. First Net team members were Laurie Frutchey, Bill Gamble, Tony Janow,
and Dan Morgan. Closest to the Pin winners were Karl Rothert, Cary Lewis, Bobby Special thanks to all the loyal sponsors who
Carmouche and Don Delaney.
continue to support this event.

Local Chapter Officers

2000-2001 OFFICERS FOR ALL FGCSA CHAPTERS
FLORIDA GCSA:
President
Cary Lewis, CGCS, Renaissance Vinoy Resort, West Coast chapter
Vice President
Geogg Coggan, CGCS, The Great Outdoors, Central Florida chapter
Secretary/Treasurer ... David Court, CGCS, Boca Lago CC, Palm Beach chapter
Past President
Darren Davis, Olde Florida GC, Everglades chapter
Calusa GCSA
President
John Stach, Olde Hickory G&CC
Vice President
Ed Stalnose, Fory Myers CC
External V.P.
Mike Mongoven, Shell Point
Secretary
Rick Mohr, Deltura GC
Treasurer
Brad Wright, Punta Gorda GC

Ridge GCSA
President
Jeff Brown, Lake Region Y&CC
Vice President
Mark Hopkins, Bartow GC
Ext V. P.
Steve Ciardullo, Mountain Lake GC
Sec/Treasurer ... Tom Barnett, Highland Park Hills

Central Florida
President .... John Kopack, Legacy Club at Alaqua
Vice President... Scott Welder, Walt Disney World
External VP.
Brett Harris, Lake Nona Club
Secretary/Treasyre
Brian Lentz, DeBary CC

Seven Rivers GCSA
President.... Stuart Bozeman, Seven Rivers G&CC
Vice President. Bob Marrino, Magnolia Valley GC
External V. P. ....Buddy Keene, Gainesville G&CC
Secretary
Buddy Keene, Gainesville G&CC
Treasurer
Sonny Kirkland, Beacon Woods GC

Coastal Plains GCSA
President
Mike Echols, Summerbrooke GC
Vice President
Jeff Heggen, Hilaman Park
External V.P.
Doug Abbuhl, Seminole GC
Secretary/Treasurer Jeff Heggen, Hilaman Park
Everglades GCSA
President
Steve Durand, Quail Creek CC
Vice President
Jim Leiseberg, WCI
External V.P.
Rick Tatum, Grey Oaks CC
Secretary
Matt Taylor, Royal Poinciana
Treasurer
Kyle Sweet, The Sanctuary
North Florida GCSA
President
Clayton Estes, San Jose CC
Vice Pres
Andy Maguire, Marsh Creek CC
External V. P. Greg Tharp, Jacksonville G&CC
Sec/Treasurer
Glen Klauk, Pablo Creek GC
Palm Beach GCSA
President
Randy Bushway, Boca del Mar
Vice President Matt Quinn, Polo Club of Boca
External V. P. Mark Henderson, Gulfstream GC
Secretary
Tyler Warner, Addison Reserve
Treasurer
Peter Powell, Boca Greens CC

South Florida GCSA
President
Brian Singleton, Riviera CC
Vice President
Jim Goins, Hollybrook G&TC
External V. P.
Jim Goins, Hollybrook G&TC
Secretary/Treasurer . Susi Goldstein, Briar Bay GC
Suncoast GCSA
President
Tom Crawford, Misty Creek CC
Vice President
Joe Sittinger, The Oaks GC
Ext. V. P. John Van Vranken, River Wilderness
Secretary
Bob Gwodz, Sara Bay
Treasurer
Andy Burmester, Pelican Point
Treasure Coast GCSA
President
Greg Pheneger, Johns Island Club
Vice President John Morsut, North Palm Beach CC
External V. P. .... Greg Pheneger, Johns Island Club
Sec/Treasurer .. Roy Mac Donald, Hobe Sound GC
West Coast GCSA
President
Eric Joy, Heritage Harbor
Vice President.. White Derrick, Feather Sound CC
External VP.
Eric Joy, Heritage Harbor
Sec/Treasurer
Jim Sharpe, Summerfield GC

Superintendent Activities

Palm Beach Team Wins
2000 FGCSA Team
Tournament

The Palm Beach chapter became the first
two-time winner of the FGCSA Team
Championship held at Southern Dunes on
Saturday, September 30th. This year we
had eight teams competing from seven
different chapters.
The Palm Beach team beat the Treasure
Coast chapter by one stroke in the best 4
out of 5 scores in the gross competition.
Treasure Coast got a little satisfaction by
winning the low net team prize.
Members of the Palm Beach team were
Steve Bernard, Mark Henderson, Jeff
Klontz, Tyler Warner, and Terry Kennelly.
They took home the traveling trophy and
bragging rights for one year.

2001 FGCSA Reception to be held February 15th

Winning low gross honors and a spot on
the state team in Dallas was Joe Ondo with
a 74. Joe beat Tim Cann in a match of
cards over their last 9 hole scores. Tim
wound up winning low net honors with a
66 and was part of the Treasure Coast
GCSA low net team.

The FGCSA will hold its annual GCSAA
Reception on Thursday night, February
15th, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Dallas from 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Once again,
the reception will be limited to Florida superintendents and sponsors. Invitations
will be mailed to all FGCSA members in
January.

Joining Joe on this year's FGCSA team at
the 2001 GCSAA Golf Championship in
San Antonio will be Jimmy Lawrence,
winner of the Crowfoot and John Van
Vranken, winner of the Poa Tournament
The fourth spot on the team will be the
low gross from these three tournaments.

Reception Chairman Michael Perham
promises that the New Orleans reception
will continue the tradition of being the best
chapter reception a t the GCSAA Convention. Mark your calendar now. You will
not want to miss it!

Second place gross went to Mark
Henderson of Palm Beach with a 76 and
third to Mark Heater of Treasure Coast
with a 77. Second low net went to Van
Mitchell of the West Coast chapter with a
70.

Sponsors have been solicited and we have
already received a wonderful early response from our loyal affiliates. However,
there is still time for any affiliate to be
involved as a sponsor and to share the
opportunity to network with all the Florida
representatives in Dallas. We have enough
categories to make it affordable for any
affiliate who might choose to attend the
reception. Number of tickets to the reception are based on sponsorship levels.
See sponsor levels in next column.

Special thanks to Southern Dunes superintendent and host for this annual event,
Bayne Caillavet. The golf course was in
great shape. Also thanks to head professional, Eddie^gC^gi his staff for their
help. Also% thaffi^cwto Tom Benefield We are asking all interested chapter affilifor sponsoring tfev§||ges on and off the ate members to call the FGCSA office at
1-800-732-6053 if you would like to join
with the Florida superintendents in attendHope fo see you ¿11 next year
ing this invitation only annual event.

Sponsorship Levels for the Dallas
Reception will be:
Level One - Platinum Sponsor:
Donation: $2,500
Includes 20 admission tickets for your
company representatives.
Level Two - Gold Sponsor:
Donation: $1,000.
Includes eight admission tickets for your
company representatives
Level Three - Silver Sponsor
Donation: $500.
Includes four admission tickets for your
company representatives
Level Four - Bronze Sponsor
Donation: $250.
Includes two admission tickets for your
company representatives
Sponsorships are available to any affiliated
member of a local Florida chapter. All sponsors will be recognized by a listing on the
sponsor board the night of the reception and
will appear in the full page thank you ad in
the Florida Green magazine.
We will have a short Pre-Registration Welcome for all sponsors and FGCSA officers.
We sincerely appreciate the support of all
our sponsors.

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