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1. Golf course superintendents association of america

- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.Grass covering a course that can tolerate frequent - close mowing - that forms a contiguous or dense surface and can withstand a great deal of traffic.

2. Assistant golf course superintendent

Grass covering a course that can tolerate frequent - close mowing - that forms a contiguous or dense surface and can withstand a great deal of traffic.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.

3. Effluent water

4. Turfgrasses

Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.Grass covering a course that can tolerate frequent - close mowing - that forms a contiguous or dense surface and can withstand a great deal of traffic.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.

5. Bench setting

The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.The height at which the bedknife on a mower is set above a firm - level surface.

6. Each golf course is made up of:

- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.- greens - fairways - tees - rough - bunkersThe association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.

7. Sodding

The process of laying down sod.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.

8. Stimpmeter

A tool for greenskeepers who want to measure the speed and uniformity of their greens. The stimpmeter was invented by eddie stimpson.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.

9. Tee

The starting place on the golf course for a golf hole to be played.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.

10. Greens and grounds department is responsible for:

The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.Several hundred thousand dollars in equipment inventory.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.

11. Cutting height

The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.The distance above the soil line that grasses are clipped.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.

12. Sprigging

Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.The process of planting runners - rhizomes - or vegetative segments of plants.

13. Cool season grasses

The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.Turfgrasses that grow best during cool weather and may enter dormancy during hot - dry weather. Common cool season turfgrasses are kentucky bluegrass - creeping bentgrass - and perennial ryegrass.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.

14. Greens

The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.The portion of the golf course where the holes - flagsticks - and cups are located.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.

15. Thatch

Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.Living and dead plant material that is the middle layer of turfgrass between and soil.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.

16. Sprinkler heads

Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.Hardware located at the terminals of a piping system.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.

17. Core aeration

Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.A process that corrects soil layering problems by removing cores of turf and soil. It creates more air and space in the soil and promotes deeper roots.

18. Equipment operator

Work the light motorized equipment and trucks on the golf coursePartially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.

19. Fertilization

The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.Feeding the grass with supplements that help maintain the grass's healthy appearance.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.

20. Mist applicators

Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.A sprinkler head with a nozzle that is designed to create a fine mist.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.

21. What kills grass?

- traffic from golfers- conditioning and environment - budgets - weather stresses- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.

22. Creeping bentgrass

Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.A cool season turfgrass that produces a superior quality playing surface for greens - tees - and fairways.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.

23. Topdressing

- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.A prepared root zone mix added to a turf surface and worked in by brushing or irrigation.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.

24. Seed beds

An area of soul prepared for seeding.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.

25. Drainage

The process of removing water from a golf course.The association in charge of setting standards for golf superintendents. It is the certifying body of the industry.Partially treated wastewater from community sewage or industry; it is cleansed of major pollutants but still contains enough trace amounts of salt - minerals - and bacteria o render it undrinkable. Also known as gray water.- assisting the golf course superintendent - laying out work and supervising personnel and the use of equipment and material in building greens - fairways - roads - and paths. - supervising the repair and maintenance of all mechanical and motorized equipment used on the gulf course.

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