USGA Green Section

Winter injury looks like it’s more of a problem in some parts of the Northeast than many expected. If you have damaged greens that need time to recover, temporary greens will help 👇

Dry weather doesn’t guarantee firm and fast conditions. Soil type, irrigation issues, thatch, and other factors can still make surfaces softer than expected when it hasn’t rained 👇

In today's Record, we have a detailed article about managing salinity in greens and a video comparing different methods for leaching salts. We also look at the current drought in many areas and explain why dry weather doesn’t always mean firm conditions. Click to subscribe 👇

Every golfer loves watching their favorite course wake up in the spring!

Hand watering on a hot summer day can be hard work. This is how one golf course made things easier and more efficient for the staff ➡️bit.ly/4jOfjcu

Chris Tritabaugh, superintendent @Hazeltine, joined our podcast to talk about his evolving approach to golf course maintenance, the benefits of pursuing excellence over perfection, and much more 👇 Apple: apple.co/4vVJGDE Spotify: bit.ly/4cBfwht

Expectations for newly renovated greens are often very high, but it will take some time before they can perform at their peak 👇

Poa annua is loved by some superintendents and disliked by many. Wherever you fall on that spectrum, understanding more about the biology of this highly adaptable plant can help you manage it more successfully 👇

Spring is always an exciting time for golfers, but it's also a time of transition when we have to be patient with course conditions 👇

Spring is an ideal time to inspect how each sprinkler is operating to catch issues that you might otherwise miss when the irrigation season really gets going 👇

Great to have the @USGAGrnSection research committee in Fayetteville today to review our research. Always a learning experience for everyone involved. THANKS for your support!!

Keeping your maintenance facility clean and organized will increase efficiency and promote good habits out on the course 👇

At @PasatiempoGolf, Earth Day isn’t just a reminder, it’s a roadmap. By removing acres of irrigated turf, tapping into recycled water and upgrading irrigation systems, the course is planning smarter for the future. Take a closer look with our @USGAGrnSection 👇

To celebrate #EarthDay, let's take a look at some of the important environmental benefits of golf courses and the science behind them 👇

Researchers have been studying different approaches for controlling false-green kyllinga and have identified several herbicide and seeding strategies that can improve results 👇

How do you know when it's time for new bunker sand 👇

Part of getting the most from autonomous mowers is creating good homes for them around the course 👇

Watch Pinehurst No2 @PinehurstResort go from winter dormancy to spring green in 1⃣ minute 👇

In today's Record, you can watch the spring transformation of a golf course in a quick timelapse video. We also have a new podcast with superintendent Chris Tritabaugh from @Hazeltine, research on false-green kyllinga control, and much more! Click to subscribe 👇

Whether it's controlling weeds on a golf course or in your home lawn, taking the right steps at the right times makes all the difference 👇