In this episode of Turf Today we sit down with Grace Allen, a rising young professional in the turf industry from Brentwood, California, whose story is rooted in growing up on the golf course alongside their dad. What started as childhood exposure turned into a true passion for turf management and leadership.

Grace walks us through their journey, from school and internships to earning the Second Assistant Superintendent position at PGA West when the opportunity opened up. Grace shares what it was like stepping into that role, learning to lead, and finding confidence early in their career.

The conversation goes beyond job titles, touching on leadership, growth, and creating space for women, and everyone, in the turf industry. Grace brings a thoughtful, grounded perspective that's both inspiring and practical, making this a great listen for students, young professionals, and seasoned Superintendents alike.

An honest, encouraging episode about finding your path, earning your seat at the table, and helping move the industry forward. Please do your part if you love the show: give us a 5 star rating and share with your frineds in the industry!

On this episode of Turf Today, the boys are joined by Tye Nichols, the creator of Fairway Fields, an abandoned golf course he and his family took a leap of faith on and brought back to life. What started as a passion project quickly turned into one of the most popular turf and golf stories on social media. Tye shares the journey of buying a neglected course, the challenges of restoring it, and why documenting the process struck a chord with millions of viewers. We talk family, risk, creativity, and how authenticity turned Fairway Fields into a movement that's redefining how people connect with golf culture. Dive in to learn about this unique story, about a property that you and your friends could visit one day.

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In this episode, Brian and Adam sit down with Bryan Hunter, Head Superintendent at Seven Lakes Golf Club, for a wide-ranging and entertaining conversation. Bryan shares how his early passion for greenkeeping sparked a career that took him through a variety of roles across the turf industry, including a period away from the profession before ultimately finding his way back.

Beyond the agronomy, Bryan offers insight into the lessons learned along the way, the value of diverse experiences, and what it means to lead with perspective. A devoted husband and dad with a great sense of humor, Bryan brings plenty of laughs and personality to the discussion, making this a fun, relatable, and insightful episode for anyone in, or curious about the golf course maintenance industry!

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We're joined once again by Tanner Coffman, Director of Turf Management with the TGL and TMRW Sorts, for an inside look at season 1 and what's ahead in season 2. Tanner breaks down what it took to bring the inaugural season to life, shares behind-the-scenes stories from the turf side, and offers a glimpse into the future of the league.

We also dive into innovation and branding, including Tanner's creative vision for the TGL turf trolley and how identity, presentation, and performance all intersect at the highest level.

From lessons learned to what's coming next, this episode is packed with insight, stories, and forward-thinking ideas from one of the most unique turf operations in the game.

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In this episode of Turf Today, Adam and Brian chat with Dave Ragan of Ragan Technical Solutions, a true veteran of the irrigation industry. Dave shares unforgettable stories from his career, including a memorable run-in at Five Guys, learning the hard way about winter gear, and a pivotal moment where legendary golf course architect Pete Dye saved him on the course.

Beyond the stories, Dave offers valuable perspective on how the irrigation industry has evolved over the decades and where it's headed next. We also dive into the innovative work Ragan Technical is doing with GPS mapping, reshaping how courses understand and manage their irrigation systems. Insightful, entertaining, and packed with industry wisdom. Make sure you add this one to your list and share the show with your friends in the industry!

Adam and Brian jump on for the final episode of the year and recap some of the successes and highlights from a wonderful turf season. We want to thank all of the guests who have joined us, as well as the parters that keep the show running! We also want to thank our listeners for bringing this show to life and to where it is today. We are so fortunate to have such passionate and supportive individuals involved in this exciting industry.

Keep those reels sharp, we'll be back in January!

In this fourth episode of Rolling With the Green Section, Adam and Brian bring on two USGA agronomists who are shaping the way Superintendents think about turf stress, recovery, and long-term planning.

First, we sit down with Tom Gould, author of "It's Wet Wilt Season" and "Mending by Seeding", to break down moisture stress, wilt patterns, and some ways to rebuild turf during peak pressure.

Then we talk with Brian Gietka, whose pieces "Hope Is Not a Plan" and "Dealing With Winter Injury" serve as essential reminders that preparation determines how well turf survives the cold season.

From summer stress to winter recovery, this episode connects the dots across the calendar and gives superintendents actionable insights they can use right now.

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On this episode of Turf Today, Adam and Brian sit down with Tim Kelly, Golf Course Superintendent at Huntingdon Valley Country Club. Tim walks us through his early days at Saucon Valley CC, Aronimink Golf Club and the various events that shaped his career.

He shares his favorite memories from the job. Not alwyas huge celebrations, but the everyday wins with his team and some memories close to his heart. Tim also shares some funny behind-the-scenes stories from the Western Amateur and the BMW Championship.

We also dive into Tim's work with the Super-Scratch Foundation and his passion for strengthening advocacy within the turf industry. This is a grounded, honest, and easygoing conversation with one of the good guys in turf.

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