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Toro distributor to schedule a demo. Today's episode is with Josh Lewis

superintendent at Sharon Heights Golf and Country Club in Menlo Park, California. I was out in

San Francisco just about a week ago. It's crazy. Lots has changed in a week.

Josh and I talk off the top about the coronavirus and how he's preparing.

Since that time, San Francisco has essentially gone into lockdown.

So they are just basically maintaining the golf course as needed to keep the, you know, fine turfs alive and well.

Obviously, tough time and everybody in the superintendent industry, you know, be

safe out there, use extra precaution. I don't think that has to go without saying.

And golfers alike, you know, social distance, be smart.

But Josh and I talk about a ton of different topics.

He has a lot of great experience.

He grew up in Cusbay, Oregon, which is very close to Band and Dunes, and kind of got his start up at Cusbay and with Band and Dudes. So we talk a ton about that resort and his getting into turf as well as

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