Christian did a nice job plugging the damage and death of Poa annua done by PoaCure on the 3rd green. I am curious to see how the creeping bentgrass fills in the voids left by the dead Poa. Again, this was a higher rate than the label calls for which transitions the Poa annua out over a 2 year period.
The mycelium that develops from the turfgrass fungal disease, Pink Patch, is really quite spectacular.
Above: having 2 males may be the solution to the swan saga these past few years. They seem to be sticking together nicely. Below, the right side of #14 will be playing very wet due to a town water leak.
