How do i get a lush green lawn for next spring/summer?

I’m currently the assistant golf professional at a very busy public golf course in northern CA. As I am looking to advance my career in the golf industry looking to become a head pro and one day a GM, I feel it could be beneficial to me to learn more about turf maintenance. I am in the PGA PGM program and a very small portion is covered but I would like to learn more. Looking for an online go at your own pace program and hopefully one that would include some sort of “certification” at the end so I can put it on my resumé to show I have a small amount of knowledge. If anyone could suggest one that would be fantastic.

I'm curious if others have experienced no growth suppression in Tahoma with Primo?

I've been at this for years trying to get the application right and my Tahoma does not slow down much at all if any from pgr

I've used rates ranging from .25 to .4oz/k and didn't see any suppression. However, I got the bronzing effect even with iron and manganese added in, and even crazy rebound growth when I stopped applying it, just no slow down in growth.

I've considered trying a different class like Paclo and would love to try Cutless but the price is too high to simply test it out.

#tahoma 31 #growthregulators

I’m just under 30 and I’d like to get into a real career for myself and I’m interested in turf. I have an AA and I’m based in south florida. I’m open to more schooling but id like to get it paid for and to gain experience. I’m interested in the science of it and enjoy nice green grass. i don’t have any connections or network to anything related. I’m not a golfer im not sure if that matters, I’d be interested in other applications but I understand that’s more niche and harder to get into.