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A round of golf is rarely routine. Whether you are fighting your swing, the elements or fatigue, the last thing you want is for the game to become a grind.

In B.C.’s Lower Mainland, the most important part of golf course playability is controlling the amount of water in the rootzone of putting greens.

Underground drainage systems and surface aeration are key for golf courses.

One of the most difficult questions to answer is “why can’t your greens be like the ones we see on TV - their greens are fast and smooth and look awesome.”

The Canadian Pacific Women’s Open was held at Vancouver Golf Club in Coquitlam, BC. Before the Tournament offically began, some of Burnaby’s Golf Students had the chance of a lifetime - to caddy for them and play in the Pro Am! Here are the highlights.

LPGA Tour Star, Lexi Thompson, in conjunction with Golf Canada, Cobra Puma Golf, and CN, put on the “PUMA athlete for a Day” event.

Every golf course green has a speed limit based on various factors.

In the last issue we discussed how mowing and rolling were the two main visible parts of the equation for developing greens that have a smooth and fast ball roll.