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Articles in Jul 2003 issue of Golf Course News

• New products crowd fungicide marketplace
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• On-site testing ensures proper cultivar selection
  by Ross, Kevin J
• Brede: Breeders to focus on fine-tuning turfgrass
  by Brede, Doug
• Meteorlogix upgrades give users more control
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Please tell me it hasn't gotten this bad
• Toro reports solid 2Q growth
• GCSAA revives relocation process
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• ClubCorp gets refinancing
  by Rice, Derek
• DiNenna reopens Golf Management
• FarmLinks dream becomes reality
  by Rice, Derek
• Bunker team keeps renovated Pelican Hill in shape
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• BASF completes TopPro Specialties integration
• Olympia fields takes top honors in Birdwatching Open
• Wolpoff whips drought at Red Sky's new Norman Course
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Carolinas supers tackles ultradwarf research
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• StrataPoint takes tree inventory to the next level
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• 4th-gen bent: Attack of the stress fighters
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Golf just needs a big KIS
  by Kahn, Michael
• Sarasota County GC standards moving forward
• Developer puts family first with paid leave
  by Rice, Derek
• Golf market beginning to 'correct' at mid-year
  by Hirsh, Laurence
• ASGCA, GCSAA take remodeling University online
• Golf Creations returns to its roots
  by Rice, Derek
• Flooding drives changes at Traditions
  by Saunders, Doug
• Columbia Seeds ready with two new varieties
• Point: Articial turf is a viable option for golf courses / Counterpoint: Artificial turf must overcome problems
  by Starks, Mike; Davies, Raymond