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 We hear the phrase The Power of TurfNet quite often, in the TurfNet.com Forum, in emails or, yes, even thank-you notes. TurfNet is all about sharing experiences and opinions, avoiding problems and putting out fires, saving money, helping others, getting help when needed and having a little fun in the process. Perhaps Matt Crowther, CGCS, stated it best quite a few years ago: �TurfNet is simply the best tool in my maintenance building.� Times are tough and money is tight, for sure. That makes TurfNet even more powerful, because it pays for itself year in and year out, in so many ways. Just ask any the 1500+ superintendents who have invested $295 in TurfNet to improve themselves and their operations.  Or ask John Colo of the Country Club of York, PA, who decided at our �Beer & Pretzels� party at GIS to start sending our TurfNet banner around the world earlier this year. That�s just another example of how much TurfNet has become part of the lives of TurfNet members, and how enthusiastic they can be.Even John Zimmers of Oakmont Country Club took time out of his busy prep for the US Women�s Open this year to pose with his staff and the TurfNet banner. We hope you join us, and send us a photo of your staff with the TurfNet banner. You can check out all the photos here. Get the Power of TurfNet at www.turfnet.com/membership/. You won�t look back. Guaranteed.  |
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