Lansing, MI – DryJect, a revolutionary service for golf course maintenance programs, has been added to the portfolio of benefits for course members of the Northern Golf Alliance (NGA).
DryJect, when added to a golf course’s maintenance program, can reduce the need for core aerification and greatly amplify the benefits of sand amendments by distributing them into the ground more completely.
Kate Moore, the executive director of the Michigan Golf Course Owners Association is excited to bring this unique program to the members in Michigan as well as members in all Northern Golf Alliance states.
“DryJect brings a unique product to the golf course to save time and money and allow less down time in course maintenance, something our golfing customers definitely want,” she said.
Jeff Broadbelt, Vice President of Operations for DryJect, said the DryJect team is very excited to partner with the Northern Golf Alliance and to offer an alternate solution to traditional core aeration and heavy topdressing.
“We look forward to facilitating revenue saving opportunities through our special pricing offer and terms, as well as the income retained when DryJect is used compared to the poor putting conditions left after core aeration,” he said.
The founding members of the Northern Golf Alliance include the Buckeye Golf Association (BGA) in Ohio, Golf Course Owners of Wisconsin (GCOW), Michigan Golf Course Owners Association (MGCOA), Midwest Golf Course Owners Association (MWGCOA) and Pennsylvania Golf Course Owners Association (PGCOA).
“It doesn’t matter what we do, it matters why we do it,” Ken Guenther, the executive director of the Buckeye Golf Association of Ohio, said. “As member-driven associations, we formed this Alliance to provide a great tangible and financial benefit to our members who are golf course owners and operators.”
About DryJect:
The DryJect Company was founded in 1998 by Chris des Garennes, a textile engineer (Textile, Philadelphia), who spent all his life in the turf industry, and Peter van Drumpt, a Swedish mining engineer (RIT Stockholm), who loves to play golf. Together they represent more than 75 years of experience in the green industry. The company’s mission is to develop and market products and services that are unique and technologically superior to existing industry standard providing the end user with a more productive, more economical and environmentally better solution. www.dryject.com 215-444-0310 jeff@dryject.com
About the NGA:
The NGA is an alliance of the golf course associations in northern states or regions having similar customers and climates. NGA associations are dedicated to placing substantial benefits for their individual members as their priority when accepting or recruiting Vendor Partners to the Alliance. In addition, the Alliance will provide broader marketing and sales opportunities with vendors to reach multiple states and regions, as well as collaborative marketing opportunities through exceptional discount programs for member golf courses.
Contact:
Kate M. Moore, Executive Director
Michigan Golf Course Owners Association
(800) 860-8575
KMoore@mgcoa.org
