Fixing Up Bare Spots in My Lawn and Using The BEST Fertiliser

[@kje123able]

Canadian here I think it’s cute when u say your done with “ winter”

[@SwiftRIBSAust]

What about extending the pond across - bunkers in the back - stone bridge - Augusta 12th Golden Bell

[@bbtank3000]

You've got one of the healthiest golf courses I've seen.

[@Aarongla55]

For drainage, you could add a small rock ditch that can act as a drain Channeling the water to the dam ( similar to the drain running under the green. It would be a neat little obstacle to challenge golfers and you could build a cool rock or wooden bridge over the rock drain. Would add another level of complexity to the course but would look stunnin! Also it would seperate the grass types from the rye to the couch.

[@rogerbarnfield5913]

Great vlog I would put a deep faced bunker from where the gravel patch is to half way round and another small deep faced bunker by the side of the water

[@danielrichardson3613]

Short right next to the dam and long left on the gravel pit. Best chance for having the widest variety of bunker shots and any pin on the bottom tier would be a beast from those traps.

[@salo7227]

100% Short right and long left. Leave the front of the green open for running shots.

[@waddlescustom4637]

2 bunkers. One in the rock spot you pointed out making your approach shot need to be in line and correct distance. Then one between the small fairway and green so short shots dunk the sand.

[@wilsonline90]

bunker would look nice exactly where you pointed. and 100% agree with the idea of flowers around the trees.

[@Boosted26L]

I think one bunker where the gravel patch is and another small one just before the green up against the dam. Green is looking great. I have love the build so far

[@thebikepackingadventurer]

Definitely a bunker to the left of the lake and infront of the green top tier to punish a short shot and perhaps a long wide one around the rear to punish long shots

[@ayoyyoy]

100%

[@MajorTnarg]

I definitely like the idea of the bunker on the back area. I don't want you to compromise the opening shot haha

[@Kyle-iz5qt]

That picture you put up yess.. That would be sweet 🤙

[@steeshyboy]

Road hole style bunker off front left! And smaller one over the back

[@calebsaunders6303]

I think i speak for everyone but if I’m not that’s okay but I’d love to see your family back on the videos. They always seems like they’re having a lot of fun

[@shaunray6660]

9:50 kidney shaped bunker front left of green where the smaller of the two sand patches are, but tucked up closer to the green

[@LawnRight]

Keep on keeping on 👍 looking forward to the bunker wherever you put it, and fairway

[@jshyne213]

In Northern US, they will heavily sand bent grass greens after dormancy but before snow.

[@mandrew5182]

Have you ever considered turning you plugs 180, turning them into half moons, instead of full circles. we did this all the time in my apprenticeship! and the time it takes to creep back in, almost twice as quick.

[@MrBosco132]

Bottom left for sure. Gives you some good practise and risk with dam behind

[@AussieBronco]

2 bunkers in Augusta style on left side front and middle rear

[@KiwiLawnie]

Mate if you're looking from where you been hitting from, I reckon one pot bunker by front right next to the dam, and another one maybe a shallower one but a bit bigger at the back left corner . Would make for some interesting choice off the tees and good options for bunker practice, and give an option to land tee shot short left and get it rolling up inbetween the bunkers.

[@hamishbindrinkin]

Saturday morning lawn tips. You beauty

[@harrymarshall9104]

Hey mate, love your work. would love to see a video on the full cost of the green (with no sponsors) including establishment and ongoing maintenance

[@collinwilson3133]

a small circle pot bunker in the front surround would guard nicely but not be too big to worry most shots into the green

[@JBA512]

3 Bunkers Back left & both sides of the dam to cover the different tee locations

[@99pudster99]

Back left as you see it from the tee box will give a nice scary down hill shot to a middle flag with pond there if you hit it too hard. Then maybe front right for the shorter tee box.

[@demarsa]

I'd love to see a steep, St Andrews type of bunker along the water line, just run it right into the water. Great work thus far.

[@timwemyss742]

Re: bunker. If its at the back would make a tricky bunker shot back towards the dam and catch any longer shots.. might help improve the bunker game :)

[@apamintuan]

A bunker inside the green - a la 6th hole at Riviera! #justathought 👌

[@UrbanSelfSufficiency]

A small pothole bunker at the front in the corner of the green by the dam would be sweet... unless it acts as a water collection. But essentially, a penalty for hitting short but a save before for running into the water.

[@peterryan7340]

Have you considered building a small nursery green in case of a major incident?

[@sugarcheeks]

I think he said in another video that he plans on it?

[@ourdadstuffblakepannell8411]

Consider doing a "natural" style bunker... similar to what was at the US Open.

[@bspnhd5760]

I'd put a smaller, deeper bunker front right in the elbow of the pond then a larger more shallow one at the back

[@rainey06au]

Bunker right where you said, that would be awesome. Unobtrusive but a threat for the wayward approach. Easy to maintain away from the groomed lawns.

[@Smeeagain22]

in that shot of you mowing put bunker where that sand pile is would be prime and just before the green also

[@SRM_NZ]

I've said this before.....I'd like to see a 'beach' around the pond,,,,

[@adamfinden932]

You should put some mounds somewhere in the fairway, let you practice some above/below feet lies

[@SamMarkham]

Bunker where the gravel is near the back to catch any long shots. If you want to make it tough you could also put one front left.

[@carlbird4737]

Bunker out the back for looks but bunker on the right hand side to catch those pulled shots when the pin is up tight right.

[@carlbird4737]

left side! 🤦‍♂

[@samag0]

A bunker is supposed to protect the green. Make sure you put it somewhere interesting that makes you think about the shot!

[@trevormuggeridge4560]

Last Aussie 😁. Lawnranchology 😎

[@clint2336]

Bunker where you said and one at the front for additional complexity.

[@Verg_16]

Put a nice kidney bean bunker on the side or back corner where the tripod was. Loving these videos keep it up

[@salo7227]

Any reason you're not taking the fairway right up to the collar of the green? It currently looks like there will be a strip of rough between the fairway and the green. If there is going to be rough there, that takes away a lot of ground game options. You can't run the ball into the green with a low punch.

[@mitch_the_rookie]

I think in a previous video there was mention the collar will be extended back up to the fairway. I agree with you though, it would be sweet to keep it open and smooth for a punch shot. Good for the kids too who probably cant fly the green.

[@johnb7762]

One day, Can't wait to have my own lawn

[@thomasross8682]

Wiggly edged bunkers like at LACC with the fescue eyebrows on top!

[@garrettsimonsen4045]

Is there a general rule of thumb for the max sand depth over growing Bentgrass with out killing it? Having started my green area recently there are some areas that need a bit of fill.

[@michaelbessette8531]

BUNKERS - placement should challenge the tee shot….other wise it’s just for “show.”

[@walkerthomas3560]

I figure it would be tough, but having the bunker near the front of the green would make the hole the most interesting. If you’re really feeling crazy, you could put one near the front and one along the left side of the green. It would make the hole incredibly tough

[@sohunt18]

Completely objectively speaking about bunkers I’d have you put one to the right side of the far corner. Front left covering half the front edge of the green just tucking up towards the pond and I agree a decent sized one over the back

[@LawnRight]

Hmmm bunker ... ducks.... see if you can put it where they mostly come.on to the green.. round them up lol

[@michaelhughes4441]

Grass bunker 👍

[@nippy2013]

if u put a bunker back left, especially a deep one, u will never stop the ball on the green coming out, as it all slopes away from that corner, by the look of things

[@nippy2013]

bunker front right, by the dam would be cool, make the shot into the small area of the green really tricky. really have to think about it when u are visualizing your shot

[@tylerhowell3780]

Typical miss is the right. So right on the bend on the front of the green do the bunker

[@wtfmimshag]

Watching Ben tip more product into the tank for a single application than I use in a whole season lol

[@LawnTips]

Haha 😂

[@mrcaffein]

Do you empty/run water through the sprayer after you're done spraying? I also like to strain everything I put in the tank with like a 120 mesh paint strainer to help avoid clogs as well. The ryegrass is looking nice, I think some plantings around the edge of the yard is a good idea too. Can't wait to see how it turns out, already excited for the fairway that's for sure, you should consider putting in some bluegrass somewhere just to have some :).

[@Legendary_UA]

Bunkers are meant to penalize bad shots, so where you initially thought would be perfect.

[@bigmacca99]

Im a blacksmith from Newcastle and I would love to help you make a rustic sign

[@6rathe]

have you / are you going to add a tee box? or boxes

[@jeremyreimann300]

Would love to see some Tahoma 31 mate. Any plans ?

[@markmasterson2459]

Hey Ben, any suggestions on earthworm mound suppression.

[@danielbagby1390]

I'd say put it where your having that drainage problem. It would make it a little easier to fix the drainage. I'd think and more interesting for difficult shots

[@calebevans8437]

Hey bro you should try out some kentucky blue grass if i remember correctly it never took off at your brother's house and you guys ended up going tiftuff didnt you?

[@1972prem]

Bunker back left of the green to stop people hitting balls onto driveway

[@tigs6941]

Need to fix glosophate burn ☹️ do I need to reseed?

[@LawnTips]

Depends on the grass type. If it’s a grass that creeps you won’t have to reseed. If it doesn’t creep I’d definitely re seed

[@jasonvarley4964]

Bunker has to be front right. Otherwise you’ll lose a million balls running into the dam. It’s all downhill from the left so any bunker shots just won’t stop. Unless you do a big one on the left just off the green where the rye is.

[@WSW0424]

Which of your products should I use for dollar spots on bermuda grass? That's couch over there right? Love the videos BTW

[@LawnTips]

Hey mate! Chlortan is great at knocking dollar spot if you have some lawntips.net/product/chlortan/ Not sure if you can get it in the states though?

[@WSW0424]

@@LawnTips So we have Chlorosel Pro 720 and Chlorothalonil 720 Ag. Not sure which one is comparable but I can look at a SDS sheet of the product you linked and compare if you don’t know off hand💪🏼

[@LawnTips]

@@WSW0424 both would work! Do they have the turf rates on them?

[@WSW0424]

@@LawnTips Not sure what a turf rate is but, the standard application rate is 20-150 gallons per acre (200-1,400 liters per hectare) for diluted sprays and 5-10 gallons per acre (50-100 liters per hectare) for concentrated ground sprays. The application rate for Brown Patch and Dollar Spot is approx. 2.5oz per 1000 sq feet for the Chlorosel Pro 720.

[@LawnTips]

@@WSW0424 so when I say turf rate, it should state on the label what rate is used for turfgrass. Some labels included fruit trees and orchards plus much more. Those rates sound correct to me mate! They are targeting turf disease so it sounds like they are the rates for turf

[@conorcraig9487]

Bunker would be good back left

[@dennis82468]

Concerning the bunker....backside. If you put one to the side...it's out of play

[@galah80]

Do you have to water in your lawn tips fert mixes?

[@LawnTips]

Hey mate, nah I don’t. They are all concentrates

[@galah80]

Awesome thank you

[@garycarter2523]

It’s a shame you can’t get the 20lt bottles on your website. 😢

[@LawnTips]

What did you need? I can get 20L sizes

[@garycarter2523]

@@LawnTips looking at prices of the brilliance in the 20l

[@garycarter2523]

And also the enhance

[@LawnTips]

Can you send me an email at [e-mail] Can get you a price Monday morning if that suits?

[@LawnTips]

Also enhance is in 20L on the website currently

[@Turfwrangler25]

Yay!!!

[@JaredvanHeerden]

Up the front mate. You don’t want too make it too easy now. An easy hole gets boring easily. Need too Cary a bunker with a wedge!

[@zackzeleo8446]

What species of bent is that? That stuff is reliable when it comes to repairing it self for real.

[@LawnTips]

A few different varieties actually! 007 creeping bent 777 creeping bent Flagstick creeping bent

[@bradg9738]

Bunker left side of the green to protect the green (by the bare spots). Don’t see too many bunkers over greens.

[@arp911]

Glad you got rid of that gay apple watch and now wearing a Garmin lol 👍

[@yeenevaevalie]

i love you

[@LawnTips]

😘

[@TyTyTy87]

Awww, cutie pies

[@jameswilson4712]

Chlorophyll, more like borophyll 😂

[@LawnTips]

Such a classic 😂

[@Sleepyhead6912]

As for bunker, i would move dam away from the green and put bunker in that "corner" of the green and second one somewhere beer the trees, third one in the back. Keeping ray long and thick you will have difficult green.

[@greggb557]

Shotgun or rifle. In a week, they’ll be gone - either dead or flown away. I would NOT tolerate that crap for even 1 day. Why are you tolerating it!!??!!