My agronomic philosophy is centered on producing consistent, firm, healthy playing surfaces that meet the expectations of the membership while remaining sustainable for the property.

• Playing Conditions: Prioritize playability first, turf health second, and aesthetics third. The golf course should perform at a high level before it simply looks good, with that standard becoming especially important during tournaments and major club events.

• Water Management: Use disciplined irrigation practices to support plant health while maintaining firm playing surfaces.

• Plant Health: Balance fertility, disease management, and cultural practices to sustain healthy turf through changing conditions.

• Growth Regulation: Use plant growth regulation strategically to improve consistency, clipping management, and playing quality.

• Data & Observation: Combine field observation with weather, soil, and plant data to guide daily decisions.

• Long-Term Sustainability: Build programs that protect the turf, soil profile, and long-term performance of the golf course.