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Live in productionDaniel Hahn Turf Agronomy — Golf Agronomist Website
A five-page website we built for Daniel Hahn, a turfgrass agronomist and applied scientist who advises golf courses: a photo-led home page, a career timeline, a publications list, an agronomy strategy page and a contact form.
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Overview
Overview
Daniel Hahn is a former golf playing professional who went on to study turfgrass management and ecology, and now advises golf clubs on agronomy, runs applied research on courses and works on cutting pesticide use. His site has to establish that mix of playing, science and greenkeeping experience for golf clubs and federations.
We built it in HTML, SASS and JavaScript on Netlify, under his Turf Agronomy logo: a home page with a full-width course slider and his three services, a career page laid out as a timeline from 2008 to his own practice in 2021, a publications page, an agronomy strategy page and a contact page with a form. The footer credits Web Cannon-Z, CountryDevs' sister company; the site was built under that name.
The story in three steps
From the problem to what runs today
01 · Where it started
The challenge
An independent agronomist sells expertise, not a product. Clubs and federations want to see where that expertise comes from, such as playing, study and greenkeeping on tournament courses, and what he has published, before they get in touch.
02 · What we built
The solution
We made the career page a vertical timeline, so the path from playing professional through his degrees and greenkeeping posts to his own practice reads in one scroll, with the logos of the colleges and employers beside the entries. Publications get their own page of article cards, and the agronomy page sets out his approach to greenkeeping, innovation, applied research and renovation. Course photography carries the design on every page.
03 · Where it stands
The impact
The site is online at daniel-golf.netlify.app. We have no enquiry or traffic figures for it and claim none.
Features
What we built into Daniel Hahn Turf Agronomy
Three service sections
Golf agronomy, applied science and innovation, each explained next to a course photograph.
Career timeline
A vertical timeline from 2008 to 2021 covering his playing career, studies, greenkeeping posts and his own agronomy practice.
Publications page
Article cards with dates for his writing and research, in English and Dutch.
Agronomy strategy page
His approach to greenkeeping, innovation, applied research and renovation, set out section by section.
Contact page with form
A message form alongside his contact details for clubs that want to get in touch.
Real screens · 6
What Daniel Hahn Turf Agronomy looks like
On a phone 2
On desktop 4
Project details
Tech stack
HTML5CSS3JavaScriptSASSNetlify
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FAQ
Questions about this project
How did you present Daniel Hahn's career on his website?
As a vertical timeline on its own page, running from his years as a playing professional (2008–2011) through his turfgrass degrees and greenkeeping posts to his own agronomy practice in 2021, with college and employer logos beside the entries.
What is on the publications page of the Turf Agronomy site?
Dated article cards for his writing and research, such as weed control in turfgrass without conventional herbicides, plus a Dutch-language piece on herbicides based on fungi or bacteria.
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