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FROM THE ROUGH GOLF INDUSTRY SHOW
Education proved a top priority
for superintendents in San Antonio.
While overall attendance for the
Golf Industry Show Feb. 6-11 was
slightly down from the 2014 event
in Orlando—at approximately
12,400—the final number of semi-
nar seats sold, as well as exhibit
space, was up.
The GCSAA Education
Conference, held in conjunction
with GIS, is the largest educational
conference in the turfgrass man-
agement industry. A total of 5,385
seminar seats were filled, 12 per-
cent higher than expected and 3
percent higher than Orlando.
In addition, thousands attended
complimentary forums, sessions
and panel discussions throughout
the week. Subject matter included
agronomics, business, environmen-
tal management, communications,
leadership, technology, and per-
sonnel management.
"I am sorry I waited so long,"
said Jeff Wilson, superintendent
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