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A guide towho's whoat BIGGAPresidentSir MichaelBonallack, OBEJuly 2005REGULARSYour next issue of Greenkeeper InternationalNewswill be with you by August 5 2005Pages 4, 5, 7, 8 & 910BIGGA Board of ManagementChairman - Kerran DalyVice Chairman - Richard WhymanPast Chairman - Andy Campbell, MG CGCSDavid Golding explains how the golf clubs andgreenkeepers in Britain really have a united voice andhow this is being heard in the various corridors ofBoard MembersGeorge BarrJeff MillsGavin Robsonlain MadeodBert CrossWalter Woods BEMMark Dobellpower.11EducationKen Richardson details the major changes madeto the Continue to Learn Programme for HarrogateWeek 2006.Chief Executive: John PembertonEmail: john@bigga.co.ukDeputy Chief ExecutiveEducation & Training Manager: Ken RichardsonEmail: ken@bigga.co.ukSt. Andrews gears up for theOpen Championship12Tip of the Month12Health and Safety13Membership16Continue to Learn: Planning for Performance- The Challenge of St. Andrews LinksCommunications Manager/Editor: Scott MacCallumEmail: scott@bigga.co.ukAdrian Mortram reviews the renewalof the irrigation system throughoutSales Manager: Rosie HancherEmail: rosie@bigga.co.ukSt. Andrews Links.Membership Services Officer: Rachael PalmerEmail: rachael p@bigga.co.uk32 & 37Contact usYou can contact The British and International GolfGreenkeepers Association in any number of ways:Letters46New Products48News for the Chief Executive48-55Post: BIGGA HOUSE, Aldwark,Alne, York, Y061 1UF58Around The GreenAs I see it .Kerran Daly, National Chairman, prepares to go homeEmail: reception@bigga.co.ukWebsite: www.bigga.org.ukTel: 01347 833800Fax: 01347 833801GTC Newsfor The Open, but it's another sport that has inspiredWhat to look out for when buyinga mini-excavatorhis views.INVESTOR IN PEOPLEFEATURESGreenkeeper16The official monthly magazine of the British& International Golf Greenkeepers AssociationScott MacCallum meets Euan Grant, a man who fulfilsan ambition at this year's Open Championship.Editorial20Communications Manager/Editor: Scott MacCallumTel: 01347 833800 Fax: 01347 833801Email: scott@bigga.co.ukworking hard to ensure that its one weakness will nolonger be an Achilles Heel.25I 3Q I Recycled products are gainingI1 popularitymini-excavator instead of hiring and points out what tolook for when doing so.28Advertising Sales Executive: Amy NewportTel: 01347 833800 Fax: 01347 833802Email: amy@bigga.co.uk / sales@bigga.co.uk30convincing Committees to fund your machinery needs.Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of theAssociation, and no responsibility is accepted for suchcontent, advertising or product information that may appear.Circulation is by subscription. Subscription rate: UK 42 peryear, Europe and Eire 55. The magazine is also distributed toBIGGA members, golf clubs, local authorities, the turfindustry, libraries and central government.ISSN: 0961-6977 2005 British and International Golf Greenkeepers AssociationResearch Proves PopularityBronnie Allen highlights the key findings from WRAP'Slatest research and recaps on the recycled productsthat meet the quality and performance standardsrequired for golf.PrintingWarners Midlands Pic, The Maltings,Manor Lane, Bourne, Lincolnshire PE10 9PHTel: 01778 391000 Fax: 01778 394269Although every care will be taken, no responsibility isaccepted for loss of manuscripts, photographs or artwork.Please Sir, Can I have a Mower?Ian Henderson gives some valuable advice aimed atSales Assistant: Karen RussellTel: 01347 833800 Fax: 01347 833802Email: karen@bigga.co.uk / sales@bigga.co.ukContents may not be reprinted or otherwise reproducedwithout written permission. Return postage must accompanyall materials submitted if return is requested.No responsibility can be assumed for unsolicited materials.The right is reserved to edit submissions before publication.Retail TherapyJames de Havilland argues the case for buying aAdvertisingSales Manager: Rosie HancherTel: 01347 833800 Fax: 01347 833802Email: rosie@bigga.co.ukGreenkeeper International:Dreaming of Dry LandAs Scott MacCallum discovered Loch Lomond isAssistant Editor: Gareth JonesTel: 01347 833800 Fax: 01347 833801Email: gareth@bigga.co.ukDesignDesign and Production Editor: Marie WhyldTel: 01347 833800 Fax: 01347 833802ISDN: 01347 830020Email: marie@bigga.co.ukHistory in the Making3439College ListingsFact or Fiction?Dr Kate Entwistle gets under the microscope to 39 Do new turf diseases really exist?explore new turfgrass diseases and asks if theyreally exist.NEW THIS MONTH!42We ask seven Head men to share their experiences ofCheck out the Buyers' Guide on page 56-60.For ways in which Links Leisure can help you fTalking Heads Open Specialhosting The Open.44Coming to MarketNigel White studies the tactics that canFront cover: St. Andrews Old Course.Photograph courtesy of Brian Morganr/\nsom sbe employed by a golf club to market,promote and attract new members to their product.
WelcomeA MAN WITHTARTAN IN HISVEINSA Scotsman winning the US Open! Who'd havethought Michael Campbell would become the firstScottish Major winner since Paul Lawrie in the1999 Open? Now I know strictly speakingCampbell is a New Zealander but he himself isquick to attribute his golfing prowess to hisScottishness. His great, great, great grandfather not sure about the exact number of greats - was aman called Logan Campbell who travelled fromScotland to the land of the long cloud and settledin very nicely it would seem.Like Lawrie before him Campbell did well even tobe at Pinehurst having to go through pre-qualifying.He snatched one the last qualifying places at the firstUK-based US Open Qualifier at Walton Heath, superblypresented by Ian McMillan.To then take on and beat the big boys in the mainevent was quite an achievement but no more than youwould expect from a man with tartan blood flowingthrough his veins.Taking the Championship as a whole the USGAwent some way to rescuing themselves following theself inflicted problems of the previous year atShinnecock when, in their manic desire to protect OldMan Par, they made the course virtually impossible toplay.Indeed on one green you'd have had more chanceof halting a droplet running down a window panethan of stopping a golf ball on the short stuff. Theproblem reached such heights that the USGA decidedto water the green during play which goes against therules of golf and is definitely unfair to those playerswho had already gone through.Now this year the weather was extremely hotparticularly in the early part of the week but they hadto do the same again and water greens which werethreatening to bake and become rock hard. Now,surely the trick is to anticipate the potential problemsand prepare the course accordingly. Euan Grant, at StAndrews, tells me that he could get the greensstimping at 14 for this month's Open but because itcan be windy and the ball can be blown around theykeep them down at around 12. Pure commonsense!It was also interesting to read about Ian Poultercomplaining about the hole cups not being insertedproperly after a perfectly good looking putt bouncedout. By all accounts, according to the British press, hehad a valid point.I've been to the US Open once, back in 1994, andwas amazed that in the Media Centre scores werewritten on the huge scoreboard manually and very,very slowly, years after a much more effective andquicker system was in use in Europe.We can be all too quick to compare ourselvesunfavourably against our American cousins but weshouldn't. Our know how and skills are up there withthe very best.We shall see a perfect example of that at The OldCourse where we will also see how the new US OpenChampion copes on his return home.Scott MacCallum, EditorJCB EXPANSIONJCB'S UK dealers are embarking on one of theirbiggest single investment programmes by settingup separate sales companies to concentrate on JCBcompact equipment.The project will see the number of dealersalesmen dedicated to selling JCB compactequipment increase to in excess of 50.The dealers - Greenshields JCB CompactEquipment, Gunn JCB Compact Equipment, Holt JCBCompact Equipment, Scot JCB Compact, TC HarrisonJCB Compact and Watling JCB Compact - will alsocreate separate compact equipment showrooms atselected depots covering England, Scotland andWales.The dealers' expansion follows a decision earlierthis year by JCB to set up its own CompactEquipment Sales division for Europe."JCB's compact equipment sales have beengrowing rapidly in recent years and have nowreached a level where the creation of new compactequipment sales companies, with a dedicated,specialised sales force, makes sense," said the JCBSales MD, Françoise Rausch.HUGE EFFORT AT WENTWORTHOnce again BIGGA Members who volunteeredtheir services for the BMW PGA Championship atWentworth had the pleasure of being part of agreat tournament on a Course superbly presented,as always, by Chris Kennedy and his GreenkeepingTeam.This year 15 BIGGA Members were on standbyduty in case of bad weather on the Thursday andFriday of the event. As it turned out the weatherwas kind with only a distant threat ofthunderstorms on the second day.On the Saturday and Sunday 40 volunteers plusa few reserves were available as bunker rakers forall the matches, played at times in very windyconditions, making scoring difficult. In the endAngel Cabrera was a worthy winner of theChampionship.I know Chris was very appreciative of all theteam who gave up their valuable time toparticipate, some making journeys from as far asthe West Country and the Midlands.I would like to thank everybody for making myjob so easy and representing our Association in avery professional manner.Clive OsgoodSouth East Regional AdministratorThe Wentworth Support Team with Championship winner Angel CabreraMORE DEALERS FOR KUBOTAKubota has appointed several additional dealersin southern England and Wales to strengthen itsexisting roster.The line-up of new Kubota ConstructionEquipment dealers across southern Englandcomprises Harper Plant of Salisbury, whose territorycovers Hampshire and Dorset; Lister Wilder ofReading, with other depots at Cirencester, Devizesand Ockham, whose territory covers Avon,Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Berkshire and Surrey;and South West Plant Sales of Monkokehampton,whose territory covers Devon and Somerset.Stubbing Brothers of Ventor has been appointedto cover the whole of the Isle of Wight, whileVincent Tractors of Fraddon now looks afterCornwall. In addition, existing Kubota dealer LeachLewis Plant of Reading, with other depots at Witneyand Sevenoaks, has had its territory extended toinclude Kent, Sussex and East Anglia.
NewsEmail press releases andnew product updates to;gareth@bigga.co.ukMTO THE LASTThe annual South Wales Spring Seminar recentlytook place at the Royal Porthcawl Golf Club. Theday, sponsored by Farmura Environmental, wasdeemed a great success by the 70 attendees thattook part in what was an enjoyable and informativeday.Jonathan Harmer, Managing Director ofFarmura, got the day off to a flying start with histalk on 'A Balanced Approach to Plant Nutrition'.This was followed by Ian Elliott, MarketingManager of the Omex Group, and his talk entitled'The Targeted use of Plant Nutrients, to improveplant health and vigour'. George Attwood-Harris,an independent golf course Agronomist, completedthe morning line up with his presentation on 'TheAgronomist and the Golf Course'.In the afternoon our guest speaker, Jim Arthur,took the stage. Our sincere thanks to Farmura andJonathan Harmer, MD, for the support and forensuring that Jim was present. Jim had beenadvised by his doctors against travelling to Wales,as he was not in good health, but despite thiswarning he attended and we are truly grateful toboth parties for this, his last ever presentation to anaudience of Greenkeepers.Quite fitting that following his talk, Jim waspresented with a gift from the members of BIGGA'sSouth Wales Section to thank him for his support,friendship and services over many years. The giftpresented to him by our Chairman, Angus Madoed,was a print of the changes made at the RoyalPorthcawl Golf Club by Simpson in 1934, where Jimwas an Agronomist for over 30 years.Our sincere thanks to all at Farmura for theirsupport, especially Gerald and Jonathon. To theRoyal Porthcawl Golf Club and especially CourseManager, David Ward, for his assistance andsupport and to Jim for making the effort, he will besadly missed.Peter Lacey - Section SecretaryHEDLEYGOES GREENThe Scottish Golf Environment Group (SGEG), apartnership of the Scottish Golf Union, the R&A,Scottish Natural Heritage and the ScottishExecutive, has appointed Carolyn Hedley as its newProject Manager to lead the delivery of its researchand developmental work.Carolyn's background is in civil andenvironmental engineering within the waterindustry and she brings with her a variety of projectand environmental management skills."I am delighted to join the team at SGEG andlook forward to the challenge of building on theachievements during the next phase of this uniqueinitiative. I am keen to ensure the group's extensivework continues to have a positive impact on theenvironment and the Scottish golf sector," said apleased Carolyn.Over the past nine years SGEG has providedadvice to over 330 golf clubs and facilities, anddistributed a range of technical support materials addressing issues such as climate change, wastemanagement, energy conservation and new golfcourse development.DIAMOND ATRAIN BIRDJim Arthur and the delegates at the South Wales Section SeminarBIGGA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPThe BIGGA NationalChampionship, sponsored byRansomes Jacbosen, will soon beIamongst us once again. The 2005two day event will take place atboth Workshop GC, Sheffield, andSherwood Forest GC, in the EastMidlands, on October 3 & 4.Many Sections are holdingNational Championship Qualifierscurrently, but if you miss the cut atSection level, you can still be part ofthis superb Championship. Entries ofall standard of play are most welcometo play in the BIGGA Tournament, asthe two days offer a wonderful chanceto meet, socialise and play golf withfellow greenkeepers and trademembers at all levels and new and old friends.Graeme MacDonald, Newark GC, claimedoverall victory at Alwoodley GC in 2004,with marathon runner Noel Crawford,Royal County Down GC, winning theScratch Championship. Many will beaiming to get their hands on theirtrophies this year. The annual eventincludes Nearest the Pin and LongestDrive competitions, with Regionalteam trophies and individual prizes invarious categories up for grabs eachday.An information leaflet and entryform is included in this edition ofGreenkeeper International. If youhave not received this entry formin the magazine or require furtherinformation on the BIGGA NationalChampionship contact Sarah atBIGGA HOUSE on 01347 833800 or by email,sarah@bigga.co.uk.Rain Bird haveappointed Kneale Diamondas Golf District Manager.Kneale previously worked asCourse Manager for theMarriott Hanbury ManorHotel and Country Club."Besides strengtheningour sales force Kneale willalso provide valuable training for greenkeepers inthe use of Rain Bird central control software," saidVictor Jamieson, Regional Manager NorthernEurope.JOINING FORCESBarclay Chemicals Manufacturing Ltd has joinedforces with SumiAgro Amenity. The move is part ofBarclay's growth strategy in the European amenityand turf management sector and will complimentits existing crop protection business.The Barday/SumiAgro Amenity business willform a new division of Barclay, trading throughoutEurope and serviced from Dublin. The division willbe headed by current SumiAgro Amenity BusinessManager, John Gregory.
The Groundsmaster3 5 0 0 - D SidewinderNo other manufacturer has a shifting rotarycutting deck that makes it so easy and safefor you to mow round bunkers, trees, lakes,on banks and even down into steep dykes.Whether clinging to an awkward slope or cuttingright up close to a bunker's edge,Toro's uniqueGroundsmaster 3500-D Sidewinder lets you gowhere others dare not venture.Its remarkable shifting cutting decks will help youmake light work of mowing all those tricky areasyou nowfindhard to cut.What's more, the superb Groundsmaster 3500-DSidewinder helps keep you safe when workingnear hazards like bunkers, water features and so on.It's also great at closely following contours and,with its anti-scalp feature, gives a close finish thatcan improve the quality and density of your turf.On top of all that it will give you a nice stripe, too.For a free demonstration, pleasecall 01480 226800 today.Nothing else eancut like a Sidewinder.The Reelmaster 3100 Dcylinder trim moweris also availablewith Sidewinder.TOROCount on it.The best packages on fourwheels for all membersLex FreeChoice are now offering all members and their families the opportunity todrive a brand new car with a package not available in any showroomGreat all inclusive prices with no deposit required include:No DepositMAINTAINED1.2 AUTHENTIQUE3DR1.8 CLUBHATCHBACKPER MONTHPF-R MONTHPER MONTHPER MONTfPER MONTH1.6 EXTREMECOUPÉ/CABPER MONTHPER MONTHPER MONTHfor more information visitUSERNAME:PASSWORD;carsor call 0800 419 930 and quote "BIGGA'Terms & Conditions Renault Clio 1.2 Authentique 3dr manual. Cash Price 6,168.99 (including three years road fund licence), amount of credit 6,051.21,1st instalment of 214.73 (includes credit facilityfee 95.00} followed by 35 monthly instalments of t 19.73 and a final optional payment of 3,246.01. Total amount payable 7,691.29. Based on a 10,000 miles, 3 year contract. Prices & rates correct attime of issue (22.06.05), but may be subject to change. Lex FreeChoice is the trading name of Lex Vehicle Finance Limited, registered number 01992734 and registered address Lex House,17 Connaught Place, London, W2 2EL.TypicalPER MONTH
NewsSGM HIRE MATHIESONColin Mathieson has been appointed in theposition of Business Development Manager,Scotland, for SGM Hire, as part of the company'scontinued growth. Colin brings to SGM a wealth ofexperience, gained in both the agricultural andgroundscare markets."I am sure Colin will prove to be a valuableaddition to our team as we continue to develop ourJUST THE FACTSHire presence in Scotland," said Steven Mdnroy,SGM Hire's Managing Director.Brian Goudie will continue to operate alongsideColin within the golf market in Scotland, but willnow also take on additional responsibilities for thedevelopment of the company's presence withingolf, across the whole of the UK.CARRARO'S CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENTKaizen was the watchword at the recentAntonio Carraro Tigrone World Meeting Day, held inPadova, Italy. The Japanese word, which meanscontinuous improvement, has become the motto ofthe Italian tractor manufacturer after the companyhas spent the previous few years redeveloping,rebuilding and revaluating its whole workingprocess.After investment in Porsche Consulting thesechanges, including a new production theory, whichis used by Toyota, and increased concentration onResearch and Development, have resulted in a newoutlook for Carraro and an even brighter future forthe Italian giant.celebration of the manufacturer's founder andculminat
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