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88 SOD SPOTLIGHT "I kept gravitating back to golf courses," he said. "Some of the guys I worked for in the D.C. area thought I should go to school for it. I went to Lake City, got my degree and did internships at TPC Prestancia in Sarasota, Fla., and TPC Potomac in Maryland." After graduating he worked for three years as assistant superintendent at Port Royal Golf Course in Southampton, Bermuda. He later became superintendent at Carmel Country Club in Charlotte, N.C. "Some of the bigger jobs would come open, and I wouldn't get a look," Kerfoot said. "I decided I needed to make something happen." He gained more experience a group of Florida investors to build a course in the Carolinas. "They sent me to Puerto Rico farm installation," Kerfoot a golf course for them in Whittier, called Smoky Mountain County He started helping out on Puerto Rico. This entailed refrigerating, shipping and "By then I was realizing the was kind of sinking ship," He and his wife, Mary, spoke Commonly referred to as "the lazy man's grass," centipede can be seen growing on home lawns, roadsides and parks throughout the southeast.

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