There certainly was a lot of hubbub surrounding the inaugural West Coast Sportsfield Training Day conceived and hosted by WCTA Past President/STA Director and Manager of Parks Operations for the Township of Langley, Tab Buckner. Judging by the email and phone inquiries received by the WCTA office, a lot of people were pleasantly surprised to learn a summertime event with education and a supplier trade show was being planned.
TLN: Please start with your bio (current age, place of work & how long, how long in the business, where you live, family, etc):
Keith Lyall: I’m 40 years old, I have been in the golf industry since 1995, but have been in landscape and residential construction since I was 13. Currently employed at Sun Peaks Golf Course where I have been the superintendent since 2005. My Wife, Bobbe and one year-old son, McLean and I live in Sun Peaks, we are both originally from Kamloops. I also have a ten year-old daughter, Ailisa who lives in Calgary.
Read more: TLN Interview With Keith Lyall, 2013 WCTA President
The Western Canada Turfgrass Association is pleased to announce negotiated corporate rates at all Sandman Hotels for our membership’s accommodation needs effective immediately for a 2 year period.
Read more: WCTA Negotiates Corporate Rates With Sandman Group
The Western Canada Turfgrass Association is pleased to announce negotiated corporate rates at all Sandman Hotels for our membership’s accommodation needs effective immediately for a 2 year period.
Read more: WCTA Negotiates Corporate Rates With Sandman Group
Mabel Lake Golf Course Superintendent and WCTA Member Peter Bysouth is concerned about the Alberta flood victims and much like the waters of the Bow, Elbow, Highwood, Kananaskis, Red Deer, Cougar and South Saskatchewan Rivers, is rising to the occasion.