Buckle up, folks. In this episode, we dive in to Golf Digest's Top 100 list and talk about some of the implications it has on inclusivity in the industry. We unpack our opinions and talk about how the three of us are working to drive change. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this episode. Email or DM us and let's keep this conversation rolling!

Due to popular demand, we will be dictating our blog posts and releasing them as fun-sized bonus episodes! This episode complements Episode 2: Growing Our Education and will allow you to become a novice turfgrass scientist. Referenced in this episode is: The following USGA research article by Dr. David Huff at Penn State deep dives into more specific information about Annual Bluegrass and is truly a worthwhile read for anyone interested in learning more about the history of this plant. Wright's Feeds n Needs, a local supply store in Blackstock, Ontario whose website provided us with the grub chart. Check out our social media and website to see the pictures that go with this quick guide! All pictures are the property of Kassidy Powell except for the mole cricket (thank you, Wikipedia). Happy Listening!

In this episode, we dive into some of the differences we've seen playing and working at public vs private golf courses. We tackle why we believe golf courses have a negative public perception and we cover some of the benefits that should be more widely known. This is the first of two episodes. Next week, we're going to talk about Golf Digest's Top 100 Golf Courses. We all have of experience working at some of these courses, and we will be asking some hard questions about big places. Stay tuned!

Welcome to Episode 2! We're breaking down our education experiences today. We talk about our programs, the cost, the benefits and the drawbacks. Settle in because this is a long, info packed episode!

We're finally here! After months of planning, pre-recording, endless Zoom meetings and lots of hard work, we are thrilled to present our first episode. In this episode we break down who we are both as turf professionals and people. We talk about our experiences, how we met, and how On Our Turf came to be.