Lawrence, Kan. (Sept. 29, 2026) — Mitchell Eickhoff, the GCSAA Class A superintendent at Otter Creek Golf Course in Columbus, Ind., is the winner of the 2027

Andrew McDaniel is the GCSAA Class A Superintendent at Keya Golf Club in Itoshima, Japan. Photos courtesy of Andrew McDaniel

Can't miss Mississippi: Previewing the 2027 GCSAA Golf Championships  Golf Course Management magazine

Stephen Miles, CGCS, and superintendent Jeremy Stevens will welcome the GCSAA Championships to the Preserve Golf Club in Vancleave, Miss., in January. Course

Can't miss Mississippi: Previewing the 2027 GCSAA Golf Championships  Golf Course Management magazine

First Green, the innovative STEAM education program from the Golf Course Superintendents Association (GCSAA), has reached a landmark milestone: First Green

Alamogordo High School FFA students color in the state of New Mexico on Sept. 8 to signify it as the final state to host a GCSAA First Green program. Students

When Paul Carter arrived at Bear Trace at Harrison Bay in 2001, the golf industry was experiencing an unprecedented demand for new courses and development on

Kal Zaranec achieves professional distinction from Golf Course Superintendents Association of America

As GCSAA approaches its Sept. 13 centennial, this week’s column turns from the courses to the people who make every round possible.

Sponsored by Jacobsen Ltd., Advance engages golf course superintendents at the start of their careers

Scholarship program assists children and grandchildren of association members

The Williams Leadership Endowment stands as one of the most meaningful pillars of professional development within the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America. Created to honor the legacy of Bruce R. Williams, CGCS, and his father, Robert “Bob” Williams, the endowment reflects more than eight decades of combined service to the golf course management profession. Both men dedicated their careers to elevating the role of superintendents, advancing agronomic excellence, and building stronger, more connected chapters across the country.

The GCSAA Conference & Trade Show has long been the beating heart of the golf course management industry, and this year’s event in Orlando proved exactly why it remains the premier gathering for superintendents, agronomists, builders, and facility leaders. From the moment the doors opened, the show floor buzzed with the kind of energy you only get when thousands of professionals come together to solve real‑world challenges.

Amy Bultena, second assistant at St George’s Golf & Country Club in Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada, and five-year GCSAA member, cuts turf around a sprinkler

GCSAA gears up for National Golf Day discussions on Capitol Hill  Golf Course Management magazine

GCSAA gears up for National Golf Day discussions on Capitol Hill  Golf Course Management magazine

Tax Code Modernization

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