We are proud to present the following videos. Please click on the title of the video that you would like to view and a new window will open where the video will be displayed. Because of the length of these videos, ISDN and Broadband connections are recommended for viewing. You will need QuickTime® to view these videos. You can download a free copy by clicking the link above. If you are interested in a FREE copy of these videos for your turfgrass library, please call 1-800-547-0255 and one will be shipped to you immediately. Successfully Interseeding with the Penn Bents Six superintendents from across the country are improving their turf without interrupting course play by interseeding with the advanced bentgrasses from Tee-2-Green Corp. 2007 GIS Tee-2-Green Breakfast videos PST-OEB (Crystal BlueLinks), PennLinks II and Penneagle II Creeping Bentgrass Trails Crystal Rose-Fricker and Dr. Melodee Fraser of Pure-Seed Testing, Inc., discuss trial data for bentgrass fairway trials. Dormant Interseeding Kevin J. Ross, CGCS, Director of Golf Course Management at the Country Club of the Rockies in Vail, CO, explains why dormant interseeding is working for him. Fairway Conversion with Velocity® and Interseeding PennLinks II & Penneagle II Bob Maibusch, CGCS, MG, Golf Course Superintendent at Hinsdale Golf Club in Clarendon Hills, IL, tells his story of using Velocity and interseeding during a renovation to convert his fairways. Interseeding Putting Greens with Penn A-1 Mike Turley, Assistant Superintendent at Stone Creek Golf Club in Oregon City, OR, talks about the economical method of converting their greens to Penn A-1 bentgrass. Managing Mountainous Turf at the Country Club of the Rockies The environment unique to Vail, Colorado, makes growing turf difficult, but Kevin Ross, superintendent at the Country Club of the Rockies and one of the first to use Penn A-4 on all 18 greens, has a unique method to keep out Poa annua. He also converted his bluegrass fairways to Penneagle II. Visiting the New Course at the Club at Pronghorn It's not everyday two well-known golf course designers build two fantastic new golf courses at the same location, but that's exactly what happened at the Club at Pronghorn. Most likely the only golf course to have a lava tube in front of a green, Pronghorn has many unique features. With Penn A-4 on their greens, a combination of PennLinks and Seaside II on their tees, and Penneagle II on the fairways this is a must see course. Penncross 50th anniversary video 50 years of Penncross and still the most popular bentgrass in the world. 2005 Round Table Discussion Highlights from the Round Table held at the GIS in Orlando, Florida. Superintendents from around the country share experiences and insights on managing the Penn A's & G's as well as all the other varieties from Tee-2-Green. Tee-2-Green: Quality Bentgrasses from Penn State University Part One • Part Two Learn about Tee-2-Green Corporation and the Penn bents, including their history, and the research, production techniques, and quality assurance that makes them the finest bentgrasses for golf courses available in the world. Managing the Penn A’s and G’s Get an overview of the Penn A and G characteristics, and the recommended practices for managing them successfully. The video features Dr. Joe Duich and superintendents from around the country who manage the Penn A’s and G’s on their courses. Purchase the entire video at svwonline.com Ball mark repair options for the Penn A and G Bentgrasses Dr. Joe Duich and others discuss the issues concerning ball marks and some methods for their repair. Dr. Joe Duich on Green Speed Dr. Duich talks about the issues surrounding the demand for fast greens and the various management practices used for increasing green speed. Dr. Joe Duich: Penn A and G Management Practices 2003 Update Dr. Duich shares some of the latest information on managing the Penn A’s and G’s. Managing Penn A-4 at Desert Highlands and Mirabel Desert Highlands Superintendent, Phil Shoemaker, and Mirabel Director of Golf Course Operations, Jeff Goren discuss managing Penn A-4 in the heat and the challenge of irrigating greens with the high salt content water of the Arizona desert. Managing Penn A-4 at Woodland Country Club Superintendent David Riedman of Woodland CC in Carmel, Indiana talks about the ease of managing Penn A-4 on his golf course, which was reconstructed in 2001. Overseeding with Penn A-4 at Ft. Wayne Country Club Superintendent Brian Chalifoux gives good information on the overseeding procedures that he used to convert his greens, which reduced Poa annua and improved playability. 2004 Round Table Discussion Highlights from the Round Table held at the GCSAA national in San Diego, California. Superintendents from around the country share experiences and insights on managing the Penn A's and G's.