Another Scot Strikes Lucky

FLYING DIVOTS Another Scot strikes lucky • Not all activities at The Open were centred around Gary Tusler James Timmins Chris Chapman golf, as witnessed within the extremely liquid' marquee manned by members of the Golf Club Stewards Associa- tion. One such activity, which raised a splendid sum for the charity SPARKS (Sportsmen Pledged to Aid Research into Crippling Diseases) was the draw organised by Northwood GC steward, Peter Walsh. The good news, notwithstanding the funds raised, was that Willie Blair, secretary of the East of Scotland section of BIGGA, won THE CANDIDATES first prize, a full set of Sundridge carbon shafted golf clubs. This follows the trend set in 1991 by Jim Paton, with yet another lucky Scot leaving The Open better equipped than on arrival. • Your editor shares the concern expressed by mem- turer, had this to say: "Adrian has a very James Timmins - nominated by bers of the British Association of Golf Course Construc- questioning, thorough mind in that he Teagasc National Botanic Gardens, tors (BAGCC), raised in their recent press release which requires to understand 'why' rather than Dublin decried adverse publicity generated in the 'popular' press accepting facts on face value - an It could be said that James has green- regarding some golf developments. attribute which keeps staff very much on keeping in his blood, for having grown up 'The majority of successful developments', say BAGCC, 'do not receive the same publicity as that generated by their toes. He has consistently achieved in the shadow of his greenkeeping father, the high profile failures, resulting in the appearance that very high marks in written and oral he has followed in his Dad's footsteps to banks seem unwilling to look at golf as a business'. exams and demonstrated an excellent become a greenkeeper in his own right. The BAGCC membership have indicated their willing- understanding and background knowl- In James's case, there was never any ness to meet with bankers and discuss the many exam- edge of greenkeeping and the game of doubt that he would follow the calling ples of successful developments with which they have golf. and he joined Courtown Golf Club been involved. They issue the challenge to bank "He always produces project work of straight from school. Courtown is an 18 financiers to 'consider golf on business grounds rather an extremely high standard exhibiting his hole course located by the sea in County than on purely emotive terms'. key virtues of enthusiasm, conscientious- Wexford - God's own country. It's a busy With the country in deep recession, the BAGCC argues that golf development over the past four years has con- ness and hard work with that sparkle of course with over 1,000 members and tinued to produce excellent businesses, some so success- innovation which separates him from his employs three greenkeepers year round, ful that several golfing millionaires have been created. colleagues. These traits, combined with supplemented by three extra assistants in They are deeply upset by rumours that some banks have his sense of humour and easy going per- the summer months. issued a hidden 'no to golf edict. sonality, make him a fine ambassador for Apart from his activities behind the The BAGCC, which employs over 3,000 people in all the profession and an ideal candidate for triplex, James is an accomplished golfer aspects of golf development, fear this negative attitude this award". who has won several competitions, may lead to staff cutbacks at a time when the construc- Adrian, an avid golfer, has won several including Intermediate Scratch and All tion industry is severely depressed. section events and represented his region Ireland Daily Mail Foursomes, represent- Permitting myself the luxury of theorising on banks and bankers, having personally tried and dismissed all in the 1991 Iseki Championships. ing Ireland at Royal Porthcawl. five of the 'High Street Banking Mafia' as ill-equipped to Pat Suttle, tutor at Teagasc, is fulsome meet even my modest demands, I believe that bankers - Gary Tusler - nominated by Oatridge in praise of James as a student, telling us especially those at high street level - are lost souls floun- College of his splendid progress in Phases I&II dering in a sea of their own incompetence. At a higher Twenty one year old Gary began his Greenkeeping & Sportsturf Management. level, where the idea of demoting or sacking an obvious golfing career as a YTS trainee at Murray- Now these hurdles are safely crossed, blunderer just never occurs, one is left to wonder who field GC, remaining for two years before James, aged 30, intends to continue with will eventually pay for such monstrous 'gaffs' as the spending a brief spell in the Royal Navy. further education, progressing to Phase loaning of irretrievable sums to Third World nations; aiding and abetting Robert Maxwell; the Canary Wharf On his return to terra firma he immedi- III Management, no doubt with a view to white elephant, or their abortive and foolhardy stock- ately joined Uphall GC as an assistant becoming a head greenkeeper. broking escapades. greenkeeper, a position he has held for nearly three years. Chris Chapman - nominated by Lan- • Jon Allbutt has brought my attention to recent reports regarding two chemical substances that could be Attending Oatridge Agricultural Col- cashire College of Agriculture and Hor- encountered in some vehicles. Fluorolastomer or Veton lege on day release over three years to ticulture is a material used to make some brake and oil seals and take Scotvec National Certificate modules Twenty four year old Chris Chapman is fuel pipes. There may also be a number of other, as yet in Greenkeeping and Groundsmanship, something of an outdoor enthusiast, unidentified, rubber/plastic substitutes now being used he has pleased his tutor by consistently being an active participant in football, in vehicles. giving total commitment and producing badminton and numerous other leisure These substances become highly dangerous after they very high standards of both written and activities. have been burnt - ie. in a vehicle fire, when they melt oral work. These exceptional standards Not content with spending his leisure and turn into highly corrosive Hydrofluoric acid. If this have resulted in his gaining top college time outdoors, Chris has been working on acid comes into contact with any bare skin it cannot be removed, other than by amputation. It also remains dan- honours of Best First Year Student, Best the golf course at Rochdale Golf Club for gerous for a minimum of two years. Therefore, when Second Year Student, and Best Overall some seven years, three of those as first dealing with a burnt out vehicle, gloves must be worn. Greenkeeping Student (practical) in assistant to Karl Buckley. Electric ignition modules also contain dangerous sub- 1992. His studies have taken him to Oldham stances which, when in contact with the skin, could In providing Greenkeeper International College and thence to the Lancashire Col- cause cancer. The rule must be not to open ignition with observations of Gary's project and lege, where his efforts have been modules and if a vehicle has been damaged by fire or assignment work, course tutor Steve rewarded by his being acclaimed as 'Stu- accident, take great care. Miller had this choice comment to make: dent of the Year'. Jon's rider suggests that members should not handle "Gary, a very able and diligent student, Chris, who gains great satisfaction from burnt vehicle components without specialist assistance. Such an operation comes direcdy under COSHH regula- possesses the necessary attributes to his career at Rochdale GC, nurtures ambi- tions and will require an assessment before any work make it to the very top of his chosen pro- tions to become a head greenkeeper at a can be started. fession." Praise indeed. championship golf course. DAVID WHITE reports from Coventry |< on greenkeepers' favourite tournament CHAMPIONSHIPS 1992 REVVED UP FOR GLORY

istory buffs will know that the city of Coventry can boast more than its fair Hshare of power and glory. It is therefore fitting that a city which is immor- talised by the escapades of a publicity-seeking Lady Godiva, which continues to revel in the splendour of Jaguar's winning ways at Le Mans a decade or so back and which has always been at the forefront of Britain's technological superiority, should proudly boast the staging of the 1992 Iseki Championships - the favourite championship of BIGGA greenkeepers everywhere. Fitting too that this final of finals, the last to be staged under the Iseki sponsorship banner, should have been a total rip-roaring success. We can now cast our minds back over five successful Iseki championships - all held at exquisite courses of undoubted repute and all masterminded (save the final of finals) by the ebullient Colin Gregory, whose vision of a championship incorporated players of every standard of ability competing at all levels (sectional, regional,

Stuart Cameron - Under 21 s winner national) and bringing together in the spirit of competition those whose paths 24

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ISS CHAMPIONSHIPS 1992 'Minor miracles' clear the way

The Iseki Trophy and winner on handicap: Jim Byrne, Eire 106.5 for an event to be remembered Best gross: 22 might not otherwise cross. For all that this last 'em in from every direction! They were to leave Coven- Stuart Taylor, Scotland Iseki event was tinged with sadness, we are certain that try as the happiest of men, with Tony Burke also gaining 113 the sponsor's original aim - to be identified, recognised a sound second place in category one. Over 55s: and remembered - has been reached and surpassed, and In any championship there is always the "dark horse", Owen O'Connor, Eire that the Iseki Championship will be recalled with affec- though the Midland's Jim Cassidy proved his rock steady 111.5 tion for decades to come. Iseki, we salute you! play was no fluke by pulling off a coup with a score of Under 21s: The cries for rain that echoed through the land must just 113.5 for the 27 holes in category three - bringing Stuart Cameron: Scotland surely have been heard, for during those days leading jubilation to the Midland camp. 113 up to the final the heavens opened - literally - and It is left to the low handicap players to produce fire- many parts of England were submerged - roads turned works, and in Alan Carter the South East team had a Category One: into rivers, golf courses closed, fears of tournament can- winner - he fired off shot after immaculate shot to win 1st: Alan Carter, South East 109 cellation or curtailment uppermost in many minds. the first category, proving Norman Exley's prediction 2nd: Tony Burke, Eire 110 Finham Park did not escape the deluge but we need that he was the "main man"! 3rd: Michael Gunn, not have worried, for John Bayliss and his crew per- Let's hear it for the mighty atom - Welshman Les Hal- Northern 111 (countback) formed minor miracles in removing surface water and lett, who though beaten into third place by Scotland's the course at Finham Park was looking - and playing - Kevin McGuire in category three was at one point lead- Category Two: at its best. From the very back medal tees (step back and ing the field - nett 32 for the first nine holes in the after- 1st: Owen O'Connor, Eire fall over!) John laid out a challenge that demanded noon - a spirited performance from the "wee one". 111.5 (countback) solid striking and length - no run on the ball on damp The Iseki Championship is also about team perfor- 2nd: Mike Coultas, mance, and the fact that winning team Midlands pro- Northern 111.5 fairways - and accurate target play to clever pin posi- 3rd Stuart Cameron, tions: full marks for this very proper examination! duced a total of 926.5 to win should not be regarded as Scotland 113 Space limitations will not allow a ball by ball account a walk-over. Runners-up SW and S Wales were a man of play, but suffice to say that the cream of the crop - short when poor Tony King was hauled off to hospital Category Three: including players from Northern Ireland and Eire - were with a collapsed lung (we heard later that he was "com- 1st: Jim Cassidy, Midland on tenterhooks and fidgeting with putting strokes when fortable" and would be up and about in a few days) and 113.5 Scotland's Stuart Taylor answered the command of they are to be congratulated. In fact, the final team 2nd: Kevin McGuire, starter Bert Cross to "play away." His drive was perfec- scores were the closest for many a year, just 11 strokes Scotland 114 separating the first four teams. 3rd Leslie Hallett, SW & S tion, followed by 27 holes of immaculate play which Wales 115 brought him the coveted low gross award with a score To end on a really upbeat note, it gladdened my heart of 113. It was left to another Scot, Stuart Cameron, to to hear Hugh McLaughlin describe this Iseki Champi- Team Prize: produce the best Under 21s score of 113 nett and team onship as "the best four days of my life." He further 1st: Midlands 926.5 captain Harry Diamond must have been very proud expanded by saying, "I'm 42 years old, I've never been 2nd: SW & S Wales 931.5 indeed. further than Dublin before now - and I'm having a mar- Nearest the pin: The men from Eire were in scintillating form, with a vellous time. I hope the spirit of good fellowship in such Ollie English, Eire perpetually grinning Owen O'Connor delighting in a competition can continue and that perhaps another Longest Drive: steady play to win the Over 55s and the handicap award sponsor will recognise the potential for such a wonder- Pat Devine, Northern in category two, bettered by Jim Byrne's wizardly play in ful way for us to meet - and occasionally beat - our fel- Ireland taking the premier award, this off a reduced handicap low greenkeepers." and demonstrating his mastery of the putter - sliding A sentiment echoed by us all. Les Hallett - the 'mighty atom'

Winners all: Jim Byrne, left, with the Iseki Trophy as overall victor, with Owen O'Connor, winner of Over 55s Category and winner of Category Two.

Pat Devine - Longest drive

CHAMPIONSHIPS 1992

Left: Our sponsors: Iseki's Ian Pogson and Peter Powell. Below: Iseki's Bill Murton, left, with Under 21s winner Stuart Cameron and BIGGA Chairman Roy Kates

Ollie English - Nearest the pin

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27 greens cut in advance of The latest addition to Jacob- golfers stepping onto the first tee sen's greens mower range is the in the morning and those who walk-behind Greens King 422 expect their course to resemble offered with the company's Turf those featured in televised tourna- Groomer as an option. This tour- ments from around the world. nament standard mower has an Such is the power of the commen- 11-bladed reel giving a cutting tator, camera and satellite dish! frequency of 213 cuts per yard As Steve Isaac points out, there down to 5/64in (2mm). An inter- are few courses with sufficient esting feature of the mower is an staff and machines available to adjustable weight system which hand mow every day, and com- allows the operator to a remove plete the task in good time. "How- weight from the frame to main- ever, working in partnership with tain a constant balance irrespec- a ride-on triple, it is certainly tive of whether the machine is practicable to use pedestrian fitted with the Turf Groomer or a mowers to give the greens that solid or grooved front roller. special finish before an important To reduce wear and down-time, match or tournament," he says. It the 422 has an automotive-type is this ability to give greens an clutch assembly which has been "ironed" appearance, enhanced by bench-tested for more than the narrower roller stripes, that 700,000 operations - equivalent has brought pedestrian mowers to 70 years of normal use, accord- back into the limelight over the ing to Jacobsen. past few years. In addition, says Other components designed to Mr Isaac, they can help the green- minimise maintenance time keeper keep a closer eye on the include a Kevlar-reinforced three condition of the whole green, belt drive line, Teflon-lined bear- often providing earlier warning of ings and a reel, bedknife and trac- disease, thatch build-up and turf tion roller which drop out for pests than is possible with the service in a couple of minutes. more remote ride-on. Powered by a 4hp Honda There is also a growing reluc- engine, the Greens King 422 has a tance on the part of a number of 22in cut width, a choice of three clubs to pay the price demanded different bedknives and safety of some ride-on greens mowers - interlock to prevent start-up if any an understandable reaction when drives are engaged. It is priced at Ian Howard, Dennis's sales director, demonstrates the ease of removal of the £3,360. The Turf Groomer option one considers that the necessary interchangeable cassette head on the new FT510 mower complement of pedestrian costs £870. machine for an 18 hole course can a far greater area at a single, nar- a similar feat with the pedestrian While the user of the walk- be had for as much as £15,000 rower width," he says. "And one machine is Dennis, whose new behind 422 may have few worries less than one ride-on triple. should not forget that the human FT510 mower is available with a about oil leaks, it is a different That sum, they reason, will go a foot causes more compaction than range of interchangeable cassette story when it comes to an all- long way towards paying the any mower." For these reasons, head options. Offered with a hydrostatic ride-on. For that rea- wages of another member of staff Mr Isaac advocates thorough choice of five-or nine-bladed 20in son, Jacobsen now offers its who will then be available for training of all greenkeepers in the wide cutting cylinders, light or GreenSentry leak detector as a work on the whole course when correct use and setting of their heavy scarifiers, a verti-cutter and £360 option on the Greens King the hand mowing is completed. pedestrian mowers. brush, the FT510's cassette heads IV mower. This attachment incor- Steve Isaac comments that "Inadequate instruction is prob- can be changed in less than a porates a separate tank to allow there had also been recent probably the major factor for poor minute without a spanner. for the outflow of oil when filling lems in the development of the hand mowing results," he points Ian Howard, the company sales hydraulic rams before the alarm triple mower, with reports of out. "Turning to the ride-on director, says the machine was sounds. powered grooming attachments machine, training is also impor- designed and built first and fore- Toro fits its Turf Guardian oil and grooved rollers causing dam- tant and the greenkeeper must most as a mower. "The various loss detector as standard on its age to the turf when perimeter ensure that the mower provides cassette options have not compro- latest ride-on triple - the Greens- cutting a green. "Steering mowing good visibility, that the grass mised its mowing qualities," he master 3100. This mower is said heads appear to have largely over- catchers can be removed easily points out. "What they have done to be the lightest on the market at come this problem, but users and that there is sufficient engine is extend its versatility to help the about 9481bs, as well as having should beware of over-compensa- power to get round the whole greenkeeper with his seasonal turf very low noise and vibration lev- tion when turning at sharp angles, course without labouring." maintenance programmes in a els. resulting in missed areas." This last point is particularly more cost-effective way." According to David Boothby of That stated, Mr Isaac believes important with the increasing Available with a 5.5hp Kubota distributor Lely UK, these benefits that a correctly set ride-on triple is availability of all-wheel drive, or Honda engine, the FT510 fea- come primarily from the use of a still more likely to give a better power steering and attachments tures independent rear roller and carefully-mounted and designed overall cut than a walk-behind such as groomers and verti-reels cassette head drive, fully floating Vanguard petrol engine which mower. "There is definitely a which have greatly extended the handle bars and infinitely variable offers remarkable economy at greater likelihood of variation in versatility of the triple greens drive speed, giving a cut rate from around 0.5gal/hour. "We have cut across a green from a pedes- mower. 150 cuts/yard upwards. 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