I'm new to the maintenance team at our bowls club in Devon... Our green is not bowling very good at the moment as it's very bumpy and the bowls either track or stay straight on certain hands... can you give me some advice on what we should do please?

I am new to green keeping, trying to follow all the different methods of maintaining a bowling green is a bit daunting. Watching your videos will help a lot.

When I tighten the nuts, the blades go tight against the bottom blade. What am I doing wrong?

Can we have more bowling green maintenance videos please

Fantastic insight of how you both got into greens management. Just one question. I belong to a bowling club in surrey and I would be interested to know what essential machinery would you not do without in maintaining the green. We have a Toro Greenmaster 1000 lawn mower and a green iron. Bearing in mind our club is like a lot of bowling club not awash with funds. Cheers

As a new greenkeeper I'm really enjoying and appreciative of your videos, thanks guys, they're informative & helpful

When do you start doing the bowling green restoration And if the bowling green has been tested and found to be 89% sand what do you do then would adding some top soil improve the quality of the green and help the grass.

I was really stuck today. His video is really helpful 👍

Hi Thanks for the very informative video. Just one thing have you a video on levelling the green and the use of a drag-mat.

What is the seaweed product you mentioned for your monthly tonic

You certainly put in lots of work. What's your speed mostly In the summer months. I play at craigentinny in Edinburgh and the green seems to have patches of lots of green grass it's like Islands and it's not consistent all over. There is some bare bits, the grass patches are closely knitted together. Hope to hear from you

It's funny to see David again after all these years. We were good mates as kids - living a few doors apart on Houghton Road, attending Houghton primary school and mucking around together in Hadrians Camp which was behind our houses. I haven't seen him for 40 years! Good to see that things have gone well for him.

What do you use to roll your greens

As a golf super intendant, blue dawn, 300ml/gal… seems crazy but it’s game changing

Can't wait to use the Allen key trick myself just got a new Dennis my tutor has always used a ruler and that's the way I was trained he is 67 and retires this year well in 2 months time he is staying on for the start of the cricket season to help me with initial setup I will be very sad to see him go and wish I meet him years before I did he is a great guy and I love working with him he has said he will alway be at the end of the phone if I run into any problems great videos guys i will enjoy working my way through them in the coming weeks and have already picked up a few tricks and tips in the videos I have watched the ks again to all the team I will definitely be keeping a eye on your channel.

A great video with top tips. I live in Pilling nr Lancaster. We have a very sandy loam soil, that can be very wet and also dry. It’s tidal, but we do get moss and it can be a bugger to get shut of. It grows great pratas though. Take care fellas 👍🏻

Fascinating chat and not a bit boring. Can you tell me what concentration of Iron should be used to kill the moss and over what area it should be spread? Say for a lawn of 100m2--how much iron should i dissolve in what volume of liquid? Thanks for sharing your expertise..

Great video How many greens do you look after I'm in Canada I take care of 4 clubs 5 greens in total keeps me busy . I only aerate in the fall 1/2 inch tine and topdress with 6 tonnes of sand Vertical cutting once a week in March before season starts every to weeks in April and season starts Once a month during the season depending how hot the summer is . Have a great season

Great video. How does the metal drive drum do on hills?

very informative. Is there a college course available to learn the skills or is this all passed down by the previous groundman? thank you all for posting

Really enjoy learning about your program to maintain a bowling lawn. Looking for guidance with my own 120 x 20' lawn in Northeast USA. A couple of questions-- 1) Can you really get to sub 6 mm cuts with dwarf rye grass? In the NE USA golf greens are using bentgrass to get sub 3mm cuts. 2) Is your rye perennial or annual? What is your overseeding schedule and rate? 3) Your fertilizer application seems very high. Working thru your numbers -- 450 kg (2 x 225 kg) of fertilizer, lawn is 125' x 125', fert is 11% N. I calcuate nitrogen is 3.2 kg per 1,000 sqft (6.9lbs/1,000). Seems high. Is this for your initial spring application or for the entire year? 4) Do you have any knowledge or recommendations regarding using Dwarf Kentucky Blue Grass for a bowling lawn? Thank you for any response to the above and keep up the great videos. They are very helpful.

Excellent, lot of hard work gone into that

Very interesting thanks for the upload

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Did I here right, 60cm of rain In 4 days

This is really my favourite Channel! Thanks for your nice Videos, it is very enlightening, Waiting for your latest update. Downsview Park and Lawn Bowling Greens

keep up the good work.....

Poa no one escapes that 🤷‍♂️😂

Good stuff

That crow behind you 😂

A bit anal, you cut over 1600 m2 of grass to less than 6mm, that’s more than a bit lol, great work mate !

Where have you been till now ? I’m going to watch everything, in the hope I can turn my new build lawn into something like that, ! It’s man against grass !!

Nice vid, thanks for sharing. Can I ask what grass you have and what the soil is mainly like (sandy/clay etc) and what you use (if anything) to top dress?

Love the Allen key trick

Good stuff.

Very boring

Great video

Good work guys

Great vid

Good work chaps