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Spring 2015 Turf Trends

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Spring 2015 - 97 www.turftrends.com "The biggest thing I learned about bentgrass at Muirfield is just how far you can push it. The challenge is always trying to keep a balance between playability, aesthetics and the health of the turf." Superintendent Mike Takach of Pinnacle Golf Club in Columbus, Ohio Pinnacle Golf Club sits on a picturesque piece of property that has become just as popular for weddings as it is for golf. One of the top 10 places to get married in the Columbus area, Pinnacle will hold an average of three weddings per week for eight months out of the year. Couples exchange vows under an iron archway that once greeted guests at the Brach (the candy manufacturer) family mansion. The Pinnacle staff also boasts a great marriage of internal teams. "We have a lot of fun here on the turf team. We keep things positive and collaborate really well," Takach said. "But that's also true of our Mike and his team did side-by-side com- parisons of fairway mowers from all three manufacturers before choosing Jacob- sen's SLF-1880s. "It was just so easy to tell how superior the cut was," said Mike.

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