Category Archives: Agronomics

Today was the day we dread each fall – our first frost delay. Our area has a 50% probability of the first frost occurring by October 25th, so we actually made it 10 days longer than average this year. It’s … Continue reading →

Welcome back to the Bluegrass Golf Course Maintenance site. Like everywhere else over the last year, things have been pretty crazy for us in the golf course maintenance world. We are blessed that golf turned out to be one of … Continue reading →

Our first aerification is here for 2021. We will be deep tining greens with a .25″ solid tine at a depth of 10″. We will follow with a core diameter of .40″ hollow tine at a depth of 5″ which … Continue reading →

There are a couple articles from Texas A&M and Purdue regarding spring transition. We are  behind this year compared to normal and both articles will address in great detail. Please feel free to review at your earliest convenience. We have … Continue reading →

Per the calendar spring is here, but unfortunately the weather is not.  I have had several questions regarding golf course playing conditions, from “when is the Bermuda going to green up?” to “ Why are we always on the cart … Continue reading →

Due to our first herbicide application on fairways, to prepare for sprigging, there is absolutely no play today. Thank you for your cooperation. Thanks, GCM