Surfactants are commonly employed in sand‐based turfgrass systems to address soil water
repellency, which often results in the formation of preferential flow channels leading to non …

Organic matter and soil nutrient accumulation within putting green root zones affects surface
quality and performance. Research was conducted to explore differences in organic matter …

Aeration and sand topdressing are important cultural practices for organic matter
management on golf course putting greens. Many golf courses lack the budget for …

Aerification and topdressing are important cultural management practices that help prevent
organic matter accumulation and soil compaction in golf greens. However, these practices …

The United States Golf Association (USGA) Green Section has specifications for putting
green construction to provide uniform playability and performance throughout the golfing …

Despite significant changes in sand introduction to putting greens the past 15 years, putting
greens in eastern Pennsylvania are still vulnerable to excessive levels of organic matter …

Hello WTA Members: Part of the Wisconsin Turfgrass Association’s mission is to "Disseminate
research findings to turfgras Page 1 Hello WTA Members: Part of the Wisconsin Turfgrass …