Topdressing the greens is an important and necessary practice on a golf course. The frequent incorporation of sand ensures that the putting surface remains true and healthy. Sand continually applied to the green also keeps thatch manageable.
If you have any questions about topdressing or any other questions regarding maintenance feel free to contact me.
Justin Ruiz, CGCS
justinr@indiansummergolf.com
Mowing the greens is an important practice that takes place on a daily basis. We mow greens regularly to ensure consistent ball roll and to improve density of the turf stand. We combine this practice with rolling to increase ball roll and in most cases protect plant health. Rolling and mowing at a higher height can make our jobs easier without compromising plant health.
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