Since 1930, the Wisconsin Golf Course Superintendents Association has been an advocate for members of the golf course management profession within the state of Wisconsin. The Association promotes research and the interchange of scientific and practical knowledge relating to the care of golf courses and turfgrass operations.

The knowledge that is gained through continued education and experience in turfgrass management is openly shared with mutual trust and camaraderie among fellow members. Through the dedication of member involvement, our ambition is to strive for continued knowledge and excellence in all phases of golf course management thus bringing about increased prestige for the association and its members, as well as for the occupation of golf course supervision in general.

Golf Courses: Our Planets’ Environmental Sanctuary
by: GCSAA

Have you ever looked at those lush golf courses in your community and wondered how much water and how many chemicals were used to make them look so beautiful? You say to yourself, “Golf courses can’t possibly be good for the environment, right?”



The environmental benefits of golf courses
by: Greentips

Well-managed golf courses provide substantial ecological and community benefits."