Wednesday, October 28 | 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET

Sustainable Golf: What Does It Really Mean for Your Facility?

Hear directly from fellow golf course operators and sustainability experts!

How much time does it really take? What’s the real ROI? And what does it mean for your team?

You’ve heard about the Sustainable Golf Pathway, but what does getting involved actually look like for your facility?

Join us for an open, practical webinar featuring an introduction to the program, a live panel discussion with GEO Certified, CGSA Superintendent members and NGCOA Canada member golf facilities with an opportunity to get your questions answered.



From staff involvement and costs to operational savings and recognition, we’re getting into the real experiences of those who’ve been through the process and tackling the questions that matter most to your facility.

Have a question? Submit it when you register or during our live Q&A.



No question is too small!

Meet the Panel

Panelists



Andrew Hart | Head Superintendent | Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club

Garry Haynes, MS | Head Agronomist | Blue Devil Golf Club (Play Golf Calgary)

Miles Mortensen | Head Golf Professional | Kananaskis Country Golf Course

GEO Foundation for Sustainable Golf Panel Moderators

Kelli Jerome | Executive Director

Robbie Fitzpatrick, Ph.D. | Impact and Innovation Lead

Your Host

Blair Breen | NGCOA Canada | Director of Sustainability

Congratulations to Blue Devil Golf Club and Cordova Bay Golf Course on recently achieving GEO Certification!

What better time to hear directly from them about their experience and what this milestone means for their facility.

Bring Your Questions. Bring Your Team.

And remember, sustainability isn't just a superintendent's responsibility. From course maintenance to clubhouse operations to food and beverage, marketing and community engagement, there are opportunities for team members at every level to contribute, often by building on work you're already doing.