Tag Archives: collars

Injury prevention on Collars

Posted on December 15, 2014 by Tyler Ingram

The GCM staff has been using “turning boards” or lattice to help relieve our collars during winter dormancy of the Zoysia and Bermuda grass. This will help alleviate some stress on the edges while we are still mowing greens during the … Continue reading →

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Collars – Update

Posted on May 19, 2011 by Tyler Ingram

The collars have been a sore issue, but there are some signs of life. We have made some fertilizer applications as well as spray applications of hormones to encourage growth in the past couple days. Temperatures over the next several … Continue reading →

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419 Collars

Posted on April 23, 2011 by Tyler Ingram

As the course begins to wake up from the long, cold, snowy winter this year, we are having our first chance to really see the difference varieties of bermuda grasses on the course. As they  green up we see exactly … Continue reading →

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