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Hess completed the Three-Week Turf course in 2020 and graduated with his Two-Year Turf Certificate in December 2021.
Currently a Second Assistant Superintendent at GlenArbor Golf Club in Bedford Hills, NY, Hess credits his success to his family, coworkers, and his Rutgers Turf education.
Turf alumni who have taken advantage of employer assisted tuition programs share advice on how to make these arrangements work for you and your golf course.
From doing your homework to being persistent, learn how to make a strong case for your employer to invest in your education at Rutgers Professional Golf Turf Management School.
Watch this 2-minute video for tips and advice on how to successfully manage the academic rigors of the Rutgers Two-Year Turf program.
From using flash cards to rewriting lecture notes, following these six tips will help you get the most out of your turf management education from Rutgers.
Under Wood’s leadership, the tournament was a huge success despite Covid-19 delays and construction.
The September 2022 edition of Golf Course Management Magazine (GCM) profiled Keith Wood in the article “Quail Hollow prepares for a delayed Presidents Cup.”
Diaz, a GCSAA Class A superintendent and Rutgers Turf alum, was profiled in an article about turf managers overcoming the challenges presented by hurricanes.
An incredible effort was made by Diaz and his crew to restore the golf course at Puntacana Resort & Club after two devastating hurricanes struck the Dominican Republic in September 2017.
