Monday, September 8, 2014

Today is the beginning of our Fall aerification. This week we will be working on the greens, moving on to tees and approaches next week. The greens haven't been aggressively aerified in several years, which may be the cause of the excessive puffiness and scalping we have been fighting over the last few months. We are using 5/8" side-eject tines at a depth of 2.5 inches, followed by a heavy topdressing. We will then make an application of potassium, calcium, and lastly bentgrass seed. Expect at least two weeks for the greens to recover.

The video explaining aerification is for those of you with an interest in agronomy......Enjoy!


1 comment:

  1. Greens will be lush soon. Loving it. When are we gonna seed that Bermuda? If we are going to address this ISIS crisis in Syria we may as well get this graminoid diversity under control at the Coy.

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