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Contents Duncan Campbell, Ilkley Golf Club Golf


Not so rough times at Pyecombe!


Set in the shadows of the famous Jack and Jill windmills on the South Downs, Pyecombe Golf Club’s Head Greenkeeper, Simon Wells, has turned the course into a haven for wildflowers. Pg14


Cover Story -C Colin and Josh Webber of Portmore Golf Club ISSUE


explain how they have moved from dairy farming to running a successful, sustainable golf course


From milk to members Page 8


THE PC TEAM


DAVE SALTMAN Managing Director


Can turn a seven week deadline into just seven hours. Having been advised, forty-nine days in advance, of


taken by surprise when the very, very, very final deadline arrives. As the list of excuses gets


longer, so the patience of his colleagues gets shorter!


magazine deadlines, Dave always appears


JOHN RICHARDS Operations Director


On his latest trip down under to visit his two granddaughters (and Mum and Dad), he popped into the


tournament taking place in Melbourne. Tiger Woods was the star attraction, and John was hoping to pick up a few tips. I just hope they are the sort he can use on a golf course!


Australian Masters


Environment Award. Father and son, Colin and Josh Webber,


Portmore Golf Club are the winners of the 2010 Golf


Inside THIS


General The Rotary Club!


The professional pedestrian rotary mower is an essential machine in a groundsman’s or greenkeeper’s arsenal of machinery. Loughborough Uni staff compare notes. Pg88


Howard’s Way


In recessionary times, what often sets one company apart from another is not a knee jerk reaction to a failing bank balance, but a strong foundation built on sound business strategy. Pg96


White Lines - Do do it!


Dr Colin Mumford explains how a chance phone call led to a mad dash to paint the white lines on the games deck of Cunard’s new cruise liner, The Queen Elizabeth. Pg98


Poisoned Chalice?


The industry faces the prospect of more sports pitches being created on contaminated land as virgin sites are snapped up by developers as prime building land. Pg102


On Ilkley Moor baht inputs


Duncan Campbell knows his own mind and refuses to be dictated to by anybody. Anybody, that is, except Mother Nature herself. Pg18


Jones the Greenkeeper


In an area of not outstanding natural beauty, Mark Jones, Head Greenkeeper at the Manchester Golf Club, offers members and visitors a wildlife haven within an urban conurbation. Pg22


Par Snips to Golf Birdies


Naturalist, David Walker, explains how Druids Heath Golf Club in the West Midlands has encouraged wildlife since its formation thirty six years ago. Pg26


The gateway to


Scottish golf... Situated in the heart of the Borders region, Roxburghe Golf Club is part of the 50,000 acre estate owned and managed by the Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe. Pg36


Not so easy Ryder!


Stuart Hall, Workshop Technician at John O’Gaunt Golf Club, relates his experiences as one of 130 volunteers at the Ryder Cup at the Celtic Manor Resort. Pg40


LAURENCE GALE Editor


A visit abroad, well Scotsturf was held in another country, had our Loz all excited. Camera at the ready, and pencil sharpened, he was off to ‘do some Scottish stories’ with his usual enthusiasm. It’s the furthest north his little car has been - he was pleased to


find that they drive on the left!


PETER BRITTON Sales & Production


Peter has been honing his grandfathering skills, relearning the art of removing toxic waste from important little crevices, warming bottles and pushing a state-of-the-art pram with a mind of its own, the latter not easy in five inches of snow!


With a new grandchild just days away (it may have already arrived),


PR and Marketing


A recent night out with the girls in the office - to see a Take That tribute band at Patshull Park in Wolverhampton - saw Ellie win a lunch for two at the venue; not the best when you live in Leicester! However, a few of the office men have offered to be the other half of the duo, something Ellie swiftly declined!


ELLIE TAIT


ALASTAIR BATTRICK Web Monkey


Al, has been burning the midnight oil


wasn’t enough, a house move is also planned


for his entourage - nice timing Al!


financial system. The powers that be also decided that an office move at exactly the same time, was a good idea. And, as if that


overseeing a major overhaul of the


DAN HUGHES Sales Manager


particularly taken by the beauty of the Burmese women, who pride themselves on being attentive and caring


towards their menfolk. Regrettably, he didn't bring any back!


delighted the team with tales of his holiday in Burma. Dan was


Telford’s number one eligible bachelor (his words, not ours)


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