GS.   I did not choose to be a superintendant but circumstances have made me one over the years.

GS.   Have done 3 seminars with Dr. Micah Woods.

GS.   Book knowledge plus hands on experience in turf grass management over the years.

GS.   This golf course is the sanctuary of the Indian gaur and to co-exist with them without any conflict has been the biggest challenge.

GS.   Learn more on turf grass management under organic practice.

GS.   Explain the limitation of the course and the challenges are mostly answered. Also give a patient hearing to the golfer’s problems, for the golfers finally are the ones who sustain a golf course.

GS.    It is very important for the superintendent to understand the environment and to ensure that at no cost the natural settings are disturbed.

GS.   We do not use waste water but use the fresh water judiciously. Our golf course which is situated in a hill station contributes to the water requirement of the town as and when required.

GS.    Converting our management practice from the normal chemical loads to organic has been the most rewarding aspect of profession.

GS.    Yes, without any doubt, for the environment is an experience to work in and to leave something back for the next generation.

GS.    Try to bring down the chemical load usage and bring organic practices.