| "Remodeling University was an extremely practical, useful, and timely event. Not only was it beneficial in providing the necessary steps for carrying a project through to completion, but it gave everyone an understanding of the long-range planning and budgeting that is essential for any golf course or club thinking about improving their course.” |
— Dan Dinelli
Certified Golf Course Superintendent
North Shore Country Club, Glenview, Ill. |
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| "I feel Remodeling University is a helpful tool for any golf course developer to see remodeling from the architect’s point of view. A wide range of topics were covered, from the planning stage to the planting of turf grass. As a turf grass producer, I was especially happy to hear my industry’s input in the Remodeling University agenda.” |
— Randy Kane
Director of Turf Grass Programs
Chicago District Golf Association, Chicago, Ill. |
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| "There are more golfers and more courses, and the equipment has evolved tremendously over the years. Therefore, the demand for remodeling golf courses has increased. ASGCA feels that if the remodeling is done properly, there are no disadvantages. The symposium was designed to guide the private and public golf course owners to the logical way of renovation.” |
— Gino Ruggiero
Suburban Review Press-Reporter, N.Y. |
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"Remodeling University is a one-day seminar that will give all the basics you need to know before stepping into the land mine territory better known as a remodeling project.” |
— Geoff Shackelford
Architecture Columnist
Golf.com, San Francisco, Calif. |
