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For our latest case study, Germinal Amenity expert Alex Beesley returned to Little Aston Golf Club to meet with course manager Dave Gibbons, this time to discuss his experience with establishing wildflower habitats in the out-of-play areas.

Originally designed in 1894, Atherstone is a forward-thinking golf club that has produced three Ryder Cup players in its history. But now, let's focus on the greenkeeping success of Atherstone.

Alnmouth Golf Club, Foxton Hall, was established in 1869 and is recognised as the fourth-oldest golf club in England. Well-known golf course architect Harry Colt designed Alnmouth.

Sandy Pentecost visited greenkeeper JonJo Pitts of Chesfield Downs Golf Club to learn how overseeding has improved the disease resistance of the playing surface.

For our latest case study, Germinal Amenity expert Paul Moreton visited course manager Steve Mucklow at Beau Desert Golf Club to discuss how proactive seeding has benefited the maintenance of the course.

Wildflower management continues beyond preparation and sowing, with cutting also playing a role in how meadows perform.

Situated in Bradford-on-Avon, Cumberwell Park Golf Club is a family-owned and operated course that opened in 1994 with 18 holes. Since then, the sustainably minded golf course has been expanded several times and it now offers 54 holes alongside practice facilities.

Germinal Amenity expert Alex Beesley visited golf course manager Graham Wallace of Bransford Golf Club to discuss the benefits of using bentgrass for golf greens in an overseeding plan.

Stuart Tait visited Andy McIntee at Pollok Golf Club to discuss how proactive seeding with UK-bred bentgrasses helped him achieve a more sustainable golf course.