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NEWSLETTER OF THE FLORIDA GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION

Palm Beach GCSA team defended
its title as FGCSA Golf Champs at
Southern Dunes GC.
(Left to right) PBGCSAteam
members: Front Row: Steve
Bernard and Mark Henderson
Back Row: Terry Kennedy, Tyler
Warner and Jeff Klontz.
See page 7 for related story.

UPCOMING EVENTS
Nov. 1

Everglades chapter meeting,
Quail West G&CC

Dec. 2

Nov. 7

Central Florida chapter
meeting, St. Cloud GC

Dec. 7

Nov. 13 Suncoast chapter meeting,
El Conquistador GC

Dec. 7

Suncoast chapter Christmas
Party, Eagles Club

FTGA Regional Turf Conferences:

Jan. 9
Jan. 10
Treasure Coast Christmas
Jan. 22
Party, Eagle Trace GC
Jan. 23
Palm Beach GCSA Christmas Jan. 30
Jan. 31
Party, Emerald Dunes GC
Jan. 18
SFGCSA Christmas Party,
Orangebrook CC

Nov. 15 WCGCS A/GCS AA Regional Dec. 8
Seminar, "Irrigation Water",
Renaissance Vinoy Resort
Dec. 13 Everglades Christmas Party,
St. Petersburg (see page 4)
Shadow Wood GC
Nov. 15 SFGCSA chapter meeting,
Jan. 7 North Carolina Turfgrass
Pine Island Ridge
-10
Charlotte, NC

Tampa
Mid-Florida (Orlando)
Southeast (Lake Worth)
Southwest (Fort Myers)
North Florida (Jacksonville)
Gulf Coast (Milton)
Sunshine Conference, Fort
Lauderdale (see article on
page 5)

Feb. 4
-10

GCSAA Conference & Show,
Orlando Convention Center

Feb. 7

Florida Reception, The
Rosen Centre Hotel, Orlando

President's Message

Florida Chapter and to hear the prePresident's Message
sentation and subsequent discusGeoff Coggan, CGCS, MG sion led by John Foy it was a long
One of my personal goals as President is to visit each chapter in the
State, offering a perspective of the
function that the State Association
performs and to determine how best
we can serve you the membership.
My first chapter visit, though, will
be one that will live with me forever. The North Florida meeting
was to be my first stop and I had
traveled up to Amelia Island Plantation notes in hand to address my
peers for the first time outside of
my local chapter. The events that
unfolded that morning of September 11th were to cast a huge shadow
over the meeting and our concerns
over water usage, pesticide restrictions and budgets paled by comparison.

and somber ride home.

Later that month I attended the
Central Florida meeting at the
Faldo Institute. Joel and I were both
on hand to discuss the issues and
offer information to those in attendance. From there I traveled down
to Naples to attend a meeting of the
Everglades Chapter at the invitation
of their President, Matt Taylor. I
have to believe the very good turnout was not due entirely to the fact
that I was the guest speaker, but for
the opportunity to play at one of the
finest courses in the state in Colliers
Reserve. I would like to thank
Glenn Klauk, Scott Welder and
Matt Taylor for the opportunity
they afforded me and I look forward to visiting the remaining 9 Geoff Coggan, CGCS, MG
chapters later this year and next.

Whilst it was a pleasure to meet the AH FGCSA members will be re- ing the value and importance of
officers and members of the North eiving a letter from me discuss- completing the Golf Course Economic Impact Survey that is being
conducted by the University of
Florida. Whether you or your club
are a member of any of the local,
state, or national associations relatFinancial Support:
Editor:
ing to the golf industry, this survey
This issue of the Green Sheet is
Joel Jackson, CGCS
will benefit you in the long term, so
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please
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In closing I ask all of you to be vigilant and to see to it that fertilizers,
pesticides and other potentially hazardous materials are secured and
monitored.
Also, take time to remember those
who have been affected by this recent tragedy and those that are stepping forward to protect our freedom.

Director of Communications Report

What's Up D.O-C.?
by Joel Jackson
1. FGCSA Website:
Don't forget to visit our FGCSA Website:
www.floridagcsa.com - for the latest news
and upcoming events or to contact the association. Submit your news of meetings
and events to me so I can post them. Any
new information is posted Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
2. Government Relations:
Water (1): Hillsborough County attempted
to tack on an additional 5% reduction in
irrigation demand on courses in the county.
Commissioners claimed they were acting
in response to continued public outcry over
the "apparent" over use of water by area
golf courses. Other than unfounded complaints the county could not answer
SWFWMD's continued questions of proof
of violations. Don Cox of the Cheval CC
also got his club involved in asking questions. Since they had no facts to back up
their proposed actions, the county has
backed off for the time being. They say
they want to form a coalition of big water
users to discuss water issues. Somebody
please tell them that golf courses used less
than 5% of the water in Hillsborough
County. But we'd love to sit at the table at
least in order to educate them and evidently
defend ourselves.

the US EPA office called the other day
looking to verify or clarify some information she heard in DC. Some sources were
telling her that the only use of Nemacur
we cared about was for greens only. I said
that was not the case; we still need the ability to treat tees and fairways as needed. I
reiterated that greens are the primary concern, but we cannot forsake other key turf
areas on the course. Jennings is the Risk
manager for fenamifos and has been in that
position for only a couple of months. I was
concerned that all the information we gave
back in January was lost, she said no, just
buried in the files!!! As I backtracked to
make sure she had our message, she said
all I was saying was the word she got, but
she just wanted to make sure about the
Nemacur and greens only comment. Final
decision will probably come down in December.
FGCSA BMP Committee: Will meet again
on Friday, October 26th just prior to the
FGCSA Fall Board Meeting at Bay Hill in
Orlando. The group will discuss how to
format the information we are gathering
tofitinto the IFAS BMP Manual. We hope
to have Dr. Unruh attend the meeting.

3. Allied Associations:
The Florida Golf Economic Impact Study
is on schedule as the survey questionnaire
is being made ready for distribution. The
study headed up by UF/IFAS Ag Economic
professors John Haydu and Alan Hodges
will attempt to define the total impact of
the golf industry to Florida's economy.
This information is a vital tool when discussing state budget cuts in research, water restrictions, and local ordinances on
chemical and fertilizer use to name just a
few items close to us. It will also be valuable for new course development and expansion of existing facilities. FGCSA
President Geoff Coggan is urging all superintendents to be on the look out for the
survey and to promote the completion of
the survey by his or her club. The study is
being funded by the FTGA with the backing of WCI Communities. The FGCSA,
Everglades GCSA and Florida Golf Alliance have made donations to the project
and other groups are being encouraged to
do so as well. This study benefits everyone in golf.
(Continuation of D.O.C. column on
next page.).

Water (2): Polk County Commission Symposium on Growth and Water Resource
Management -1 made a 20 minute presentation to an audience of50-60 people. Most
of the attendees were county and city officials and staff. I was able to show the group
that in Polk County Recreational/Aesthetic
use of water is only 3% of the total consumed in the county so be sure to put golf
course use in perspective when talking
about conservation measures in the future.
FTGA President Alan Puckett also attended
and we had lunch with two of the com- (Left to right) Dr. Alan Hodges, Roy Bates, Ron Garl, Dr. John Haydu, Mike Fiddelke
missioners after the program. Alan also sits The Golf Economic Impact Study being conducted by the FTGA and sponsored by
on the Polk County Water Advisory Board
WCI Communities, Inc. got off to a good start with a $2,500 donation by the
and has brought new understanding to the
Florida Golf Alliance. Subsequently, the FGCSA and Everglades GCSA have
county on golf course practices.
donated $1,000 and $2,000 respectively to the project. Individual chapters and
other golf related businesses are encouraged to contribute to the study by sending
Nemacur registration - Susan Jennings of
donations to the FTGA.

changes to freshen up the look of the
17th Annual SFGCSA
magazine. The work on the Fall Issue
came at the eleventh hour, so you can ex- Tournament a Resounding
pect a few more new wrinkles in the WinSuccess
The West Coast GCSA will host a GCSAA ter 2002 issue. After a Central Florida flaRegional Seminar on Irrigation Water Qual- vor in 2001 the magazine's cover schedity to be held at the Renaissance Vinoy ule for 2002 shifts southward as follows: For the last 16 years, the S.F.G.C.S.A. has
sponsored a golf tournament to benefit the
Resort in St. Petersburg on Thursday, NoNational
Center for Missing & Exploited
vember 15, 2001. The instructor is Dr. Winter 2002: County Club of Florida,
Children/Florida
Branch (NCMEC/FL).
David Kopec from the University of Ari- Village of Golf, Jeff Klontz, GCS
The
tournaments
have
raised over $140,000
zona. Call 800-472-7878 for registration "Irrigation Management"
to
support
local
Florida
programs. After the
information. (See below for more details).
October 5th event, the total donation now
Spring 2002: Ocean Reef Club, Key
exceeds $ 155,000 with the tremendous suc5. Media Relations:
Largo, Lee VanValkenburg, CGCS
cess of the 17th Annual Tournament held
"Summer Stress on Greens"
at Colony West CC in Tamarac, Florida.
I am working on an interview with a University of Florida Journalism major. She is Summer 2002: Quail West G&CC,
"Twenty years ago, the Center began its
the daughter of a local golf figure, and she Naples, Mark Black, CGCS
work
tragic circumstances, the abwants to do a positive story about golf Maint Standards/Long Range Planning ductionoutandof murder
of Adam Walsh. Tocourses and the environment. I told her that
day
we
are
part
of
a
national network of
would be easy to do since golf courses are Fall 2002: Boca Lago CC, Boca Raton, nonprofit centers helping
thousands of chilbeneficial in many ways the public never David Court, CGCS
dren
and
their
families
every
year," stated
hears about. Just another way to educate " Green Speed Management"
Nancy
A.
McBride,
NCMEC
Director of
the public about the facts. I have steered
Prevention
Education.
"We
are
proud to
her to do research on the work by Cisar,
be
associated
with
the
S.F.G.C.S.A.
and
WCGCSA
Hosts
Final
Snyder (George and Ray), Miller, Trenholm
grateful
to
the
community
for
their
ongoand Sartain for facts on runoff and leach- GCSAA Seminar for 2001 ing support of our mission: to help find
ing. I'll keep you posted.
missing children, and to prevent child vicWest Coast GCSA offers the final timization."
Golfdom magazine won top honors in the GCSAA Regional Seminar to be held in
Ag/Hort division at the Folio Publications Florida in 200Ion November 15th at the The S.F.G.C.S.A. is one of our charter supAwards session this year. People like the Renaissance Vinoy in St. Petersburg.
porters and partners," said Reve Walsh, cosometimes edgy style of the magazine. I was
founder and Board member of NCMEC.
happy to see Pat Jones respond in his col- Dr. David Kopec of the University of "The
children in Florida have access to
umn to his tough positions with regard to Arizona returns to Florida to teach the all child safety
and programs, and
GCSAA. I thought he explained his views day seminar titled Irrigation Water Qual- their parentsinformation
have
access
efficient and
well. Having worked at Disney with its ity. The five components of irrigation effective response teamtoifantheir
child is
squeaky clean and wholesome image, you water quality (salt content, sodium haz- missing. This would not be possible
are bound to see someflawsbeing so close ard, residual sodium carbonate, pH and out the continued loyal support ofwiththe
to the operation. Not every person and ev- toxic ion content) are discussed in rela- S.F.G.C.S.A."
ery decision is going to be perfect. How- tion to their impacts on turf performance
ever, the overall mission and the majority and soil properties. Interpreting a water
of the staff are Grade A. So it is with every test report is emphasized. Sound man- Players in the tournament enjoyed a day of
group. I'm happy to be part of Golfdom's agement strategies to cope with poor qual- golf that culminated in an awards preseneditorial team. Feel free to send me topic ity irrigation water while providing ac- tation. The S.F.G.C.S.A. was presented an
ideas that will help tell about the critical ceptable turf and protecting soil are pre- award for 17 years of outstanding support
from Mike Christiansen, a NCMEC Board
issues facing superintendents.
sented. Learn how to develop manage- member and Trustee, and the Chairman of
ment strategies to cope with less than the FL Branch Advisory Board.
6. Florida Green:
optimum quality irrigation water. This
seminar is considered an intermediateWest Country Club was also preJanlark Communications has hired a graph- level program; the recommended prereq- Colony
sented
an
award for hosting the tournament
ics designer to help with the four magazines uisite is an introductory soil science for the past
five years. Thanks to Event
it produces. Since we are one of those cli- course or seminar.
Chairman
Billy
Entwistle, Jr., host superents, we had the benefit of a new pair of
intendent
Dale
Kueehner, and all the
eyes looking at our 10-15 year old layout. Registration form for this seminar is avail- S.F.G.C.S.A. Board
Members who worked
While the cover remains a unique feature, able from the GCSAA website or by call- on this event again this
year.
the interior has undergone some simple ing their office at 1-800-472-7878.

continuation of D.O.C. column...
4. Education:

Tallahassee Report by Mike Goldie
Reapportionment is defined by Webster's dictionary as a "new appointment - to divide and share out according to a plan." The key word is a "plan". Every ten years
following a new census the United States and the Florida Constitution require the
Florida Legislation to reapportion the state and federal legislative districts to reflect
the new census information.
What effect woudl this have on the golf industry in Florida? First we must look at
what exists today. Districts like Senate District 29 — Senator Rossin, a Democrat.
This district takes the high population of Palm Beach county, ie. democratic, and a
large low-density area of Republicans all across the state to Collier County. We
could see the opposite taking place with a Republican controlled Legislature. The
Florida east coast has been a Democratic stronghold but with reapportionment we
could see a shift of power to a Republican west coast.
What this could mean is within water management districts you could see a change in
policy between the South Florida Water Managment District and Southwest Florida
Water Managment District. You could see more "golf friendly" attitudes in Naples
vs. Fort Lauderdale.
Again, the key word is the "plan". In 1992 the plan was controlled by the Democrats,
in 2002 it will be controlled by the Republicans. It becomes more and more incumbent on us to know our legislative members and their attitudes relative to our industry. We must be ready to educate new members as to the economics and environmental value of golf to our state and to each legislative distrits of our state.
Editor's Note: Mike Goldie is our political consultant on retainer in Tallahassee. He
has represented FGCSA interests for over a decade providing essential contacts and
information regarding pending legislation. If you have any questions about pending
state or local laws please contact my office and I will pass them along to Mike.
You can also locate your state and federal legislators at www.mygovernment.com
and fill in the state and zip code information to get phone numbers, addresses and
email addresses of your representatives. Don't be hesitant about contacting them when
pesticide, fertilizer and water issues concern you. They do respond to citizen input.

Special ? 5
membership Offer!
$

To celebrate GCSAAs 75th Anniversary

For more information
contact the GCSAA Service Center
at 1-800-472-7878
Note: This Special membership Offer Includes Free Registration
to the GCSAA Conference and Show ofyour choice. Why not join
today and attend the Orlando Conference at NO CHARGE!!

Florida Turfgrass Assn.
Announces Dates for 2002
Regional Turf Conferences
The Florida Turfgrass Association has announced its schedule for the 2002 Regional
Turf Conferences:
Jan. 9
Jan. 10
Jan. 22
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Jan. 31

Tampa
Mid-Florida (Orlando)
Southeast (Lake Worth)
Southwest (Fort Myers)
North Florida (Jacksonville)
Gulf Coast (Milton)

These popular 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.
The FTGA is expecting over 1,500 at these
conferences. Topics include irrigation
practices, nematode management, turf insects, and safety and regulatory issues.
One of the newest programs will be held at
the Mid-Florida Conference on January
10th where concurrent sessions will be held.
One program will be concerned primarily
with bermudagrass issues while the other
will address those with an interest in St. Augustine grass.
Sponsors are being solicited to help with
the costs of these Turf Conferences. Please
call the FTGA office at 1-800-882-6721 if
you would like to receive a Sponsorship
Form.
In addition to these Conferences, the
FTGA, in conjunction with Professional
Lawn Care Association of America and the
National Pest Management Association,
will present a "Sunshine Conference" on
January 18th in Fort Lauderdale. This joint
venture will provide an excellent opportunity to interact with representatives from
other areas of our industry, as well as lawn
care, sports turf and golf course professionals from Dade and Broward counties.
Brochures describing details of the Conferences will be available from the FTGA
office after December 1 st. Be sure to mark
your calendar for the date and location of
the Conference in your area.

Local Chapter Officers

2001-2002 OFFICERS FOR ALL FGCSA CHAPTERS
FLORIDA GCSA:
President
Geoff Coggan, CGCS, The Great Outdoors, Central Florida chapter
Vice President
David Court, CGCS, Boca Lago CC, Palm Beach chapter
Secretary/Treasurer... Greg Pheneger, Johns Island Club, Treasure Coast chapter
Past President
Cary Lewis, CGCS, Renaissance Vinoy Resort, West Coast chapter
Calusa GCSA
President
John Stach, Olde Hickory G&CC
Vice President
Ken Shakeshaft, Six Lake CC
External VP.
Roger Taylor, Kingsway CC
Secretary
Jon Van Dyke, Bentley Village
Treasurer
Ken Shakeshaft, Six Lakes CC

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
Scott Welder, Walt Disney World
Vice President
Brian Lentz, DeBary CC
External VP
John Lammrish, LPGA Infl.
Sec/Treasurer
Brett Harris, Lake Nona Club

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

Coastal Plains GCSA
President
Jeff Heggen, Hilaman Park
Vice President ...Mike Echols, Summerbrooke GC
External V.P.
Doug Abbuhl, Seminole GC
Secretary/Treasurer Jeff Heggen, Hilaman Park
Everglades GCSA
President
Matt Taylor, Royal Poinciana
Vice President
Jim Leiseberg, CGCS, WCI
Ext. V.P. Dale Walters,CGCS, Royal Palm CC
Secretary
J. Mark Black, CGCS, Quail West
Treasurer
Kyle Sweet, The Sanctuary
North Florida GCSA
President
Glen Klauk, Pablo Creek GC
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
Mark Henderson, Gulfstream GC
Vice President Tyler Warner, Addison Reserve
External V. P. Mark Henderson, Gulfstream GC
Secretary
Steve Bernard, Adios CC
Treasurer
Peter Powell, Boca Greens CC

South Florida GCSA
President
Jim Goins, Hollybrook G&TC
Vice President
Bryan Singleton, Riviera CC
External V. P.
Joe Pantaleo, Indian Creek CC
Sec/Treasurer
Susi Walker, Briar Bay GC
Suncoast GCSA
President
Tom Crawford, Misty Creek CC
Vice President
Joe Sittinger, The Oaks GC
Ext. V. P. John Van Vranken, Waterlefe G&CC
Secretary
Bob Gwodz, Sara Bay
Treasurer
Andy Burmester, Pelican Point
Treasure Coast GCSA
President
John Morsut, North Palm Beach CC
Vice President ...Tim Cann, CGCS, Harbour Ridge
External V. P. Greg Pheneger, Johns Island Club
Sec/Treasurer .. Roy Mac Donald, Hobe Sound GC
West Coast GCSA
President
Whit Derrick, Feather Sound CC
Vice President
Jim Sharpe, Summerfield GC
External V.P.
Eric Joy, Heritage Harbor
Sec/Treasurer
Louis deVos, Tides CC

Superintendent Activities

Palm Beach Chapter
Defends Golf Title as
Joe Ondo has Close Finish
The Palm Beach chapter kept the FGCSA
team trophy in the van until the tournament was over and put it back in the van
after the tournament!
The Palm Beach team defended its team
title by one stroke over the Central Florida
team. Windy and rainy conditions for
most of the day was the norm as seven
chapter teams participated in the Sixth
FGCSA Chapter Team Championship.
Members on the winning team were Mark
Henderson, Steve Bernard, Tyler Warner,
Jeff Klontz and Terry Kennedy. In the
net division the Ridge Chapter was a winner by two strokes over South Florida.
In the individual stroke play competition,
Joe Ondo won Low Gross and a spot on
the state team for the GCSAA tournament
in St. Augustine, Florida. Joe was tied
with Steve Bernard and Joe Pantaleo after regulation play at 75. In the sudden
death playoff, Steve was eliminated on the
first playoff hole while Joe and Joe went
to the fourth playoff hole before it was decided. Joe Ondo will be joined on the
state team by Bob Roessing, Poa Annua
winner; Chris Cartin, Larry Kamphaus
Crowfoot Open winner; and Mark
Hopkins low average in two out of three
events. Steve Bernard will be first alternate.
Low net was won by Chris Clark and second went to John Lammrish. Special
thanks to all the staff at Southern Dunes
and to Superintendent Bayne Caillavet for
hosting this event for the sixth time.
Hope to see you next year.

2002 FGCSA Membership
Directory
The 2002 FGCSA Directory will be
mailed to all FGCSA members in late
November. Please call the office if your
listing is incorrect.

The FGCSA will hold its annual GCSAA
Reception on Thursday night, February
7th, at the Rosen Centre Hotel next to the
Convention Center in Orlando from 7:00
- 9:30 p.m. The reception will be limited
to Florida superintendents, assistants and
to the sponsors of the reception. Invitations will be mailed in January.
Reception Chairman Michael Perham
promises that the Orlando 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! We are expecting a
huge crowd of Florida superintendents!

Sponsorship Levels for the Orlando
Reception will be:
Level One - Platinum Sponsor:
Donation: $5,000
Includes 20 admission tickets for your
company representatives.
Level Two - Gold Sponsor:
Donation: $2,500
Includes ten admission tickets for your
company representatives

Level Three - Silver Sponsor
Donation: $1,000.
Includes four admission tickets for your
Sponsors have been solicited and we ex- company representatives
pect a good response from our loyal affiliates. However, there is still time for Level Four - Bronze Sponsor
any affiliate to be involved as a sponsor Donation: $500.
and to share the opportunity to network Includes two admission tickets for your
with all the Florida representatives who company representatives
attend the conference in Orlando. We have
enough categories to make it affordable Sponsorships are available to any affilifor any affiliate who might choose to at- ated member of a local Florida chapter.
tend the reception. Number of tickets to All sponsors will be recognized by a listthe reception are based on sponsorship ing on the sponsor board the night of the
levels. See sponsor levels.
reception and will appear in the full page
We are asking all interested chapter af- thank you ad in the Florida Green.
filiate members to call the FGCSA office Again this year, we will have a short Preat 1-800-732-6053 if you would like to Registration Welcome for all sponsors and
join with the Florida superintendents in FGCSA
officers. We sincerely appreciattending this Invitation-Only annual ate the support
of all our sponsors.
event.

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