Golf Course Turf

In golf, successfully managed greens are often associated with speed. Speed alone, however, does not symbolize a good or healthy golf green.

The trend of establishing infrequently mowed grass stands, often referred to as naturalized grass stands or native areas, on Pennsylvania golf courses has been steadily growing over the last two decades.

Bitter cold and icy conditions during winter sometimes lead to the death of turfgrasses on golf courses, lawns, and sports turf.

Choosing the right cultivar or blend of cultivars for your particular situation is important for long-term performance of your fairways and tees.

Choosing the right bentgrass cultivar is critical for long-term performance of your putting surfaces.

Irrigation water quality is becoming an important issue for managers of golf courses, athletic fields, and institutional grounds in Pennsylvania.