Here's a roundup of turfgrass articles and links from the past month:

A lot of rain in a short time. This is what the southwest monsoon looks like.

This video from STRI about putting green performance measurements:

#Video watch part 2 of Making the Cut about #TheOpen @RoyalTroonGC @striturf_richw discusses #course #measurements pic.twitter.com/pQggW1nhlc

— STRI (@striturf) July 22, 2016

UMass announces schedules for certificate programs.

Michael Breuer showed bunker sculpting at Bandon Dunes:

Finished product. Turned out beautiful. Jeff Wilson and Art are master sculptors. #linksgolf @BandonDunesGolf pic.twitter.com/ITHQDOrqJi

— Michael Breuer (@MichaelPBreuer) July 19, 2016

Shade and photosynthetic light in Sydney.

New turf disease publications from Purdue.

Soil temperature and fairway management in a classic article by Oscar Miles.

Jason Haines on why he uses growth potential scheduling for fertilizer.

Reasor et al. on the variability of Cynodon on putting greens.

Reasor collecting data on putting greens in Thailand:

Great first day collecting golf ball roll data in Bangkok with @asianturfgrass and @mateepto! pic.twitter.com/i8cJn0Q0Uj

— Eric Reasor (@TurfBlade) July 12, 2016

A hypothesis about the most sustainable grass.

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