Forks Join Bluegrass in Education of Masters Greenskeeper
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Before Marsh Benson mastered the art of fairway grooming as superintendent of Augusta National Golf Club, he first had to learn how to set a table properly.
That was part of his course work in Penn State University’s turf science program, where students study everything from the proper height to mow Kentucky bluegrass to which forks and glasses are used for a formal place setting.