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2008 STA Research Tournament |
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JACKFISH LODGE GOLF CLUB,
COCHIN, SASKATCHEWAN
Tuesday August 12th, 2008
Help support Turfgrass Research in Saskatchewan! If you’re staying the night, reserve a room at the Jackfish Lodge! Call 1-306-386-2800 for reservations.
Entry Fee: $280.00 per team or $70.00 per person
(includes green fee, cart and Supper)
Schedule:
11:00am - Shot Gun Start
4:00pm - Dinner
5:00pm - Awards & Prizes
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Skins Game:
Monday, August 11th - 4:00pm
Convenor: Laurie Unruh
Can’t attend? Please consider making a donation on behalf of your Club or Company and help to support turfgrass research!
Send Entries To:
SaskatchewanTurfgrass Association
2804 Calder Ave
Saskatoon, SK S7J 1W1
Fax: 306.244.0513
You can also send your information by email to
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Standing on the final tee in a professional event, legendary Canadian ball-striker Moe Norman was informed by his caddy that all he needed to do to break the course record was to hit a driver, a 9 iron and take two putts. After informing his caddy of his intended tactics, he proceeded to hit a 9 iron off the tee, a driver off the fairway to the green, and took two putts to successfully break the course record. |
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Don's Turf Tips
Golf courses around our province are rebounding after a dreadful spring. The main culprit, mostly in the southern part of the province, was desiccation. With the cool spring greens in particular had a tough time coming back. Greens at the Hillcrest in Moose Jaw were excellent this spring. Hard working superintendent Gary Cross did a fine job removing snow and hauling water to his greens early in the spring. The same was true in Swift Current where Doug Leavins and Richard Berg hauled water to their greens early in the spring also.
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Saskatchewan's Turfgrass Association, founded in 1979, is a non-profit organization. The S.T.A. was organized by a group of Turfgrass Professionals which has grown to include people from Parks, Golf Courses, Sod Growers, Cities and Commercial Companies.
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