This document summarizes the winners of the 2013 Turf and Ornamental Communicators Association awards. It lists the winners and merits in various categories for communications, photography, design, writing and multimedia. Categories include awards for printed magazines, websites, blogs, videos, photography, publications design, marketing communications, and writing. Many different companies and publications won awards for their work in areas such as feature articles, advertisements, newsletters, and multimedia projects.
5. First Place
âLike Father like daughterâ | Steve Puppe, Golf Course Management
Portrait/Personality:
Photo of Individual or Group of Individuals
6. Merit
âHealing Powerâ | Carrie Wallace & Golfdom Staff, Golfdom
Pictorial 1 (photo of golf course, park, sports
field or any commercial or community area)
7. First Place
âFinal Shotâ | Greg Leach, Golf Course Management
Pictorial 1 (photo of golf course, park, sports
field or any commercial or community area)
8. Merit
âSecond to ONEâ | Lou Ann Balderston, Golf Course Management
Picture Story (two or more photos to
illustrate an article in a printed magazine)
9. Picture Story (two or more photos to
illustrate an article in a printed magazine)
First PLace
None
30. First Place
Business Planner 2013: How To Edition | Carrie Wallace & Landscape Management Staff, Landscape Management
Printed Magazines: Overall Magazine Design
32. First Place
âTotal Landscape Care Websiteâ | Billy Sims, Emily Ezekiel & Lauren Heartsill Dowdle, Total Landscape Care magazine
Electronic Publishing:
Overall Company Web Design
50. First Place
âAll Seasons. More Reasons eBlastâ | Brian Schoenthaler, Associated Integrated Marketing
Electronic Publishing:
Overall Newsletter/Magazine Design
69. Merit
âJust a landscaperâ | Chuck Bowen, Lawn & Landscape
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Editorial/Opinion Piece/Column
70. First Place
âThe giving trees of the 9/11 Memorialâ | Beth Geraci, Landscape Management
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Editorial/Opinion Piece/Column
71. Merit
âA Course Built on Sacred Groundâ | Karl Danneberger, Ph.D., Golfdom
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Column
72. First Place
âProfiting from Designâ | Landscape Management Staff, Landscape Management
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Column
73. Merit
âThe Battle of EABâ | Nicole Wisniewski, Turf Magazine
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Ornamental Feature Article
74. First Place
âBranch Into Berriesâ | Karen E. Varga, GIE Media, Inc.
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Ornamental Feature Article
75. Merit
âAll Zoysias are Not Created Equalâ | Ben Wherley, Ph.D., Golfdom
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Turf Feature Article
76. First Place
âWilt That Wasnât â | Kyle Brown, Golf Course Industry
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Turf Feature Article
77. Merit
âEnemy at the Gatesâ | Stacie Zinn Roberts, Golfdom
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Product Information Article
78. First Place
âRadio Silenceâ | Mark Leslie, Golf Course Management
Writing for Commercial Publications:
Product Information Article
105. First Place
Toro âLCE Full Line Brochureâ | Performance Marketing
Writing for Printed Collateral
EFI MODELS: Z MASTERÂŽ
AND GRANDSTANDÂŽ
Fuel cutting into your profits? Fight back with Toro Z MasterÂŽ
and
GrandStandÂŽ
EFI models. Kohlerâs closed-loop Electronic Fuel Injection
(EFI) engines automatically adapt to load, weather, fuel and altitude
changes for faster response and up to 25% better fuel economy. The
closed-loop system uses less fuel and reduces the engineâs CO2 emissions
â so itâs as friendly to the environment as it is to your budget.
TURBO FORCE
CUTTING DECK WIDTHS
Z MASTER EFI
74906 (52") 27 hp 747cc KohlerÂŽ
Command Pro EFI
74930 (60") 27 hp 747cc Kohler Command Pro EFI
74956 (60") 27 hp 747cc Kohler Command Pro EFI
74926 (60") 29 hp 747cc Kohler Command Pro EFI
74928 (72") 29 hp 747cc Kohler Command Pro EFI
74939 (60") 34 hp 999cc Kohler Command Pro EFI
74940 (72") 34 hp 999cc Kohler Command Pro EFI
GRANDSTAND
74589 (52") 25 hp 747cc Kohler Command EFI
74583 (60") 27 hp 747cc Kohler Command EFI
MAXIMUM ACRES PER HOUR
5.0 â 8.4
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MAXIMIZE FUEL EFFICIENCY with a unit that exceeds
CARB requirements.
SAVE DOWNTIME with flat-free, semi-pneumatic
caster tires.
BOOST PERFORMANCE with proven high-capacity,
commercial-grade hydrostatic drive systems.
GET OUTSTANDING RESULTS at higher ground speeds
with TURBO FORCEÂŽ
cutting technology.
RESIST IMPACT DAMAGE with 7-gauge steel deck and
bull-nose front bumper.
MINIMIZE MAINTENANCE with a heavy-duty canister air
filtration system.
PRICE OF GASOLINE PER GALLON
$3.00 $3.25 $3.50 $3.75 $4.00
DOLLARSSAVED PERHOUR* $0.90 $0.98 $1.05 $1.13 $1.20
DOLLARSSAVED INFIRSTYEAR* $540 $585 $630 $675 $720
* Fuel savings dependant on ground mowing conditions.
Complete specifications on pages 36-37.
Maximum acres per hour based on 100%
efficiency (MPH x width of cut). Actual
productivity dependent upon conditions.
EFI MODELSZ MASTERÂŽ
AND GRANDSTANDÂŽ
WITH ELECTRONIC FUEL INJECTION
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OUTSTANDING RELIABILITY
Sensors monitor the engine as
it runs and lights warn you of
potential issues. The investment
quickly pays for itself with less
service time.
EXCELLENT LOAD RESPONSE
The EFI system delivers fuel
wherever and whenever there
is a demand, resulting in
excellent load pickup and
more consistent power.
EFFORTLESS STARTING
EFI engines are easy to start in a
range of altitudes and climates
with no choke needed.
SUPERIOR FUEL ECONOMY
Up to 25% better fuel economy
than equivalent carbureted
engines. Exceeds CARB
requirements for maximum
fuel efficiency.
122. First Place
âMasters of Bentgrassâ | EPIC Creative
Best Photograph â marketing purposes â
Printed Custom Publication
123. Merit (Tie)
âSCAG Power Equipment â 30th Anniversaryâ | EPIC Creative
âWalk Throughâ Video | Brian Schoenthaler, Associated Integrated Marketing
Best Short Video/DVD
124. First Place
âRain Bird âSpraynalysisâ Cycle Surge Videoâ | Swanson Russell
Best Short Video/DVD
134. Innovative Use of Social Media
Merit (Tie)
âMowing the Lawnâ | EPIC Creative
â2012 Smart Irrigation Month Social Media Campaignâ | Laura Ory, Ewing Irrigation
135. First Place
âThe Davey Tree Expert Company Social Mediaâ | Nicole Wisniewski, The Davey Tree Expert Company
Innovative Use of Social Media
137. Merit
âWei Shuhao profileâ | Kelly Neis, GCSAA/GCM China
Design One â Best Design Publication
(full magazine article layout)
138. First PLace
âBantry Bay Golf Clubâ | Alan Mahon, Golf Course Superintendentsâ Association of Ireland
Design One â Best Design Publication
(full magazine article layout)
139. First PLace
âGCSAI Members Help at Crokerâ | Alan Mahon, Golf Course Superintendentsâ Association of Ireland
Design Two â Best Design, Single Page
(advertising page)
140. Merit
âGORT Golf Clubâ | Alan Mahon, Golf Course Superintendentsâ Association of Ireland
Design Three â Best Design, Brochure
(or similar marketing/sales literature)
141. First PLace
âFrom Krakow to Drumcondra â With Loveâ | Alan Mahon, Golf Course Superintendentsâ Association of Ireland
Design Three â Best Design, Brochure
(or similar marketing/sales literature)
142. Merit
âFront Cover â Sept 2012 Greensideâ | Alan Mahon, Golf Course Superintendentsâ Association of Ireland
Photography One â Best Photo Publication
(cover or inside photo from news article)
143. First PLace
âGreenside: Presidentâs Cup at Enniscroneâ | Alan Mahon, Golf Course Superintendentsâ Association of Ireland
Photography One â Best Photo Publication
(cover or inside photo from news article)
144. Merit
âYouâll Never Beat the Irishâ | Alan Mahon, Golf Course Superintendentsâ Association of Ireland
Writing One â Best Writing Publication
(article or editorial)
145. Writing One â Best Writing Publication
(article or editorial)
First PLace
âFrom Krakow to Drumcondra â With Loveâ | Alan Mahon, Golf Course Superintendentsâ Association of Ireland