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PENINSULA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB originated as Beresford Country Club in 1912 The original club house was built in 1913.

1 PENINSULA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB originated as Beresford Country Club in 1912 The original club house was built in The membership was drawn from the wealthy San Francisco society and remained basically unchanged through Nineteen forty-one dates the beginning of the Peninsula Golf & Country Club as we now know it. There have been numerous renovations from this date as the surrounding area of San Mateo developed. The last course change was the redesign of the fifth green in The current management of the course is under the supervision of FRED MAYS who has been superintendent since The 18 hole championship course measurers 7,494 yards, par 71, course rating 71.3, which is built on approximately 70 acres. Full restuarant dining facilities, pool and tennis courts complete the services offered at the club. Bob Moore has been the Class A P.G.A. head professional since and his staff offer a full range of services from teaching to club fitting and repair. He JANUARY meeting - The hospitality of Roy King and Sharon Heights CC hosts for our meeting was superb. The rain did not dampen the warmth and cooperation between the management and staff. The food was excellent. Thanks to Roy and Sharon Heights for a very enjoyable day. 102 were in attendance. LAST MONTH FOR STAMPED-RETURN RESERVATION CARD The Board of Directors voted to DISCONTINE PUTTING POSTAGE ON CARDS WHICH ARE RETURNED TO MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR THE MEETINGS. The past policy of including postage has grown more expensive and wasteful with the increase of rates since a small percentage of those sent out were returned. Cards will be sent for reservations but REMEMBER to place a stamp on the card when returning it next month. CONTINUE to send cards in to make reservation for lunch and golf.

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL TURF AND LANDSCAPE EXPOSITION Wednesday, February 17,1982 Thursday, February 18, 1982 8:30 a.m.

2 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL TURF AND LANDSCAPE EXPOSITION Wednesday, February 17,1982 Thursday, February 18, :30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. THE SACRAMENTO CONVENTION CENTER th Street, Downtown Sacramento Wednesday, February 17, :00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Fertility and Water Management of Turf on Pure Sand Media William B. Davis, Extension Specialist, Environmental Horticulture, University of California, Davis Vitamin B-l: Does It Work? Gary Hickman, Extension Environmental Horticulture Advisor, San Joaquin County Tree Wound Treatment A Progress Report Edward Ferry, Extension Environmental Horticulture Advisor, Stanislaus County Advantages and Disadvantages of Effluent Water for Turf and Landscape Irrigation Ali Harivandi, Extension Turf, Soils and Water Advisor, Alameda/Contra Costa/Santa Clara Counties 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. An Update on U.C. Turfgrass Variety Evaluation Victor Gibeault, Extension Specialist, Environmental Horticulture, University of California, Riverside Selection & Management of Drought Tolerant Trees Larry Costello, Extension Environmental Horticulture Advisor, San Mateo County Indoorscaping A New Look Raymond F. Hasek, Extension Spécialist, Environmental Horticulture, University of California, Davis Thursday, February 18, :00 a.m. - 12:00 noon An Update on Oxalis Control in Turf Clyde Elmore, Extension Weed Specialist, University of California, Davis Flower and Fruit Control in Olive and Privet W. Douglas Hamilton, Extension Horticulture Advisor, Alameda/Contra Costa/Santa Clara Counties Pond Weed Control Dean Donaldson, Extension Environmental Horticulture Advisor and Director, Napa County * Continuing Education Credits will be awarded. This Expo is designed to upgrade the knowledge, skills and performance of landscape and turf professionals. FREE ADMISSION NO PRE-REGISTRATION DOOR PRIZE DRAWINGS Sponsored and Operated by the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA TURFGRASS COUNCIL in conjunction with the University of California Cooperative Extension LARRY NORMAN is the new superintendent at Yolo Flyers CC, Woodland. PAUL DIAS, Palo Alto Municipal Golf Course, Palo Alto has been reinstated as a Class B member. JORGE BART0L0MEU, Richmond CC, Richmond passed Class B exam SCOTT J0RGENSEN, Carmel Valley CC, Carmel passed Class B exam M0TI BARU, Los Positas GC, Livermore passed Class B exam TOM CHRISTY, Almaden CC, San Jose passed Class B exam BOB Z0LLER, Monterey Peninsula CC, Pebble Beach passed Class A exam NICK BAKAN0FF, ISERAL BALL, CHUCK MANGOLD reclassified to Class E

TURFGRASS ADAPTIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (TARP) The TARP program a coopérative effort between the Northern California Golf Association (NCGA), the Golf Course Superintendents Association of Northern

3 TURFGRASS ADAPTIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (TARP) The TARP program a coopérative effort between the Northern California Golf Association (NCGA), the Golf Course Superintendents Association of Northern California (GCSANC) and the University of California, Agricultural Extension Service, Department of Environmental Horticulture was designed to search out information on problems on golf course maintenance and to dissemenate that information to the clubs via the golf course superintendent, the green chairman, and other club officiais. One way to get this information out is the TARP régional meetings normally held in the spring of each year. These meetings are planned again this year beginning in April and ending in June. In the past the programs at the meetings have been academic. This year the plan is to give the superintendent and green chairman the opportunity to help décidé what they want covered in their area. The programs will be structured to cover progress on the work that is being done at UC Davis, a report from the Farm Advisor in the County that the meeting is held, and NCGA and GCSANC représentatives dealing with current and timely subjects Northern California Golf Association will be sending this information out to the clubs and green chairmen. REGIONAL DATES FOR TARP MEETINGS April 8 Carmel Valley, Carmel April 20 Almaden G & CC, San José, 27 Redwood Empire G & CC, Fortuna May 6 El Rancho Golf Club, Chico 11 Kings River CC, Kingsburg 18 Stockton CC, Stockton May 27 Santa Rosa CC Santa Rosa June 8 Rancho Mûrieta CC June 15 Claremont CC, Oakland

.REGIONAL TARP MEETING SURVEY Club ADDRESS area code PHONE GREEN CHAIRMAN NAME_ GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT NAME PROPOSED AGENDA Report on experimental green and other data from UC at Davis Review

4 .REGIONAL TARP MEETING SURVEY Club ADDRESS area code PHONE GREEN CHAIRMAN NAME_ GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT NAME PROPOSED AGENDA Report on experimental green and other data from UC at Davis Review from local Farm advisor on projects carried on in the field Your input is needed to furnish items for discussion for this part of the program The NCGA and GCSA of NC will discuss the queries sent in by superintendents and green chairman which will be of interest to everyone in the audience. Would you like a discussion on the following items? Number then in the order in which you consider important. #1 is the most important #10 is the least Irrigation Drainage _Irrigation equipment Grass strains ^Fertilizer Fungicides Herbicides Insecticides _Water quality Trees Speed of greens Thatch control Heighth of cut Greens Tees Collars Fairways Rough Sand for traps Mowing intervals Sand for green construction Golf course equipment

SECTION II - Number from 1 to 10 Budget Communications with pro & manager Personnel Communications with board ^committees number on crew Contracts annual cost Employee benefits Water costs Club

5 SECTION II - Number from 1 to 10 Budget Communications with pro & manager Personnel Communications with board ^committees number on crew Contracts annual cost Employee benefits Water costs Club organization chart Public relations Superintendent responsibilities Communications with members Green chairman responsibility If you wish other items discussed, please list them Also if you wish a specific area discussed of any of the items above, please so note. Your prompt reply will enable us to include your request on the program. GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA 1233 KANSAS AVENUE MODESTO, CALIFORNIA FIRST CLASS MAIL GCSA OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA 1233 Kansas Avenue Modesto, CA 95351

THANKS to these SUggQRTERS of ALLIED GROWERS SERVICE Golf Turf Division Box 371, Davis 95616 ASSOCIATED GOLF CLUBS, INC. Wm. N.

6 THANKS to these SUggQRTERS of ALLIED GROWERS SERVICE Golf Turf Division Box 371, Davis ASSOCIATED GOLF CLUBS, INC. Wm. N. Berryessa Company Box 6028, San José AUTOMATIC RAIN CO - Willard Hayes 4060 Campbell Avenue Menlo Park BAY IRRIGATION & TURF SUPPLY 2041 Commerce Avenue Concord KEITH BRAMAN, IRRIGATION CONSULTANT Stage Coach Road Los Gatos BROWN SAND, INC. 874 East Woodward Avenue Manteca H. V. CARTER COMPANY, INC E. 14th St - P.O.Box Oakalnd A. L. CASTLE OF STOCKTON, INC Cherokee Road Stockton CHEM-SPRAY COMPANY Box 7805, Stockton COUNTRY CLUB SALES, INC Vincent Dr Pleasant Hill DUKE EQUIPMENT & IRRIGATION INC Auburn Blvd Sacramento EL CAMINO CROP SUPPLY, INC Blacow Road Fremont EWING IRRIGATION PRODUCTS Box 2098, San Leandro "THRU THE GREEN 11 FERRY-MORSE SEED COMPANY P. 0. Drawer 7274 Mountain View GERMAIN 1 S INC East 50th Street Los Angeles GOLFCO - John Engen Box 545, Graeagle GOLF CAR WEST 2715 Lafayette Street Santa Clara INTERNATIONAL SEEDS INC. 820 First St Halsey, ORegon JENKINS MACHINERY COMPANY 1848 Arnold Industrial Place Concord NAIAD COMPANY - Don Scott 7531 Homewood Court Pleasanton NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GOLF ASS'N P. O. Box NCGA Pebble Beach OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL Professional Sales Division Box 198, Lathrop P. E. O 1 HAIR & COMPANY 1333 Old Oakland Road San José PLANT GRO CORPORATION P. O. Box 703 San José RAINBIRD - Bob Guadagni 7045 N. Grand Avenue Glendora REYNOLDS SALES 1066 Polk Street Salinas 93906

Arnold Palmer has agreed to accept! The Tom Morris Award 1

Arnold Palmer has agreed to accept! The Tom Morris Award 1 Tim Sedgley'z visit to Headquarters brings this information GCSAA is now a lh million dollar business and is projecting a 2h million dollar income by the end of 1986. Membership dues make up less than