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usga.org > content > usga > home-page > course-care > green-section-record > 64 > issue-16 > dealing-with-damaged-grass-on-a-golf-course.html

Dealing With Damaged Grass on a Golf Course

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usga.org > content > usga > home-page > course-care > green-section-record > 64 > issue-13 > maximizing-mid-season-aeration-with-knife-or-bayonet-tines.html

Maximizing Mid-Season Aeration With Knife or Bayonet Tines

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (376+ words) USGA USGA Cookie Preference Center Maximizing Mid-Season Aeration With Knife or Bayonet Tines Slicing tines are a great tool for improving problem areas that develop during the playing season. Every year, problem spots develop on tees and fairways that would…...