From the Greens... Aerification 2023

[@venyouusseeker]

Genuinely so happy this randomly popped up on my recommended

[@alexpeebles]

Lucky members to have such a solid grounds crew!! Great work fellas.

[@dukedurham1333]

Excellent background music. Althea is always a favorite!

[@larryas]

Wonderful presentation. Dan, you and your team make us proud and grateful for all you do!

[@ccstalbans]

Thank you!!!

[@jrchillday]

Gotta love the Althea background music.😊

[@jeffreyd7796]

Great taste in music.

[@JonTaylor6276]

Fantastic job. Even better backing track - Althea for the win.

[@michaeljohns2645]

Love Dead and Co back ground music Things you hate to do but Can't live without

[@fisheralexj]

Love Althea as the background music 💀 🌹 ⚡️

[@billosborne5070]

The public doesn't realize how much work goes into making your course buitiful 😊

[@andrewdoyle6518]

We now see how much hard work goes into making these greens so good , 😮

[@XB10001]

So many different machines! Nice toys!

[@steezye9208]

Very beautiful course!

[@ccstalbans]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jibe9714]

Super boulot, ça donne envie de venir jouer chez toi !!

[@kylematthes1646]

Looks good Dan!

[@Windmeel]

This was fun to watch. I wish my local course did half of what I saw here

[@chosen1one930]

Really need to switch up you aeration depth so it doesn't cause layering in the rootzone. I usually vertidrain/ deep tine aeration twice to 3 times per year along with hydroject during the hot summer months. I've even experienced with spike aeration on the greens in recent years, heals quick and punches around 8 inches deep. I'm just focusing on compaction and going into the rootzone at different depths. A4 on most of the greens, two have a mix of G's because of shade on the greens. Been looking into pure distinction as a alternative since I've heard such good things about it. Verticut every two weeks during the growing season and lightly topdress to help control thatch and keep green speeds up

[@conglomeratemass]

nice job, very pretty course.

[@fleatactical7390]

When can you guys come over to my house and do all this stuff? Pretty amazing to see such highly specialized equipment!

[@ccstalbans]

Good one! :D

[@RK831]

At Pebble we punch with 5/8" tines two times per year and 1/4" tines four times per year. 5/8" has a recovery time of two weeks and 1/4" one week.

[@robertdickson7758]

Wish you could teach our green staff how to do it, they core the greens , don’t sand it and leave it for the frost to get in, numptys 😖😢🤷

[@andresochoa8986]

What is the sand particles sizes for aeration process?? Because you shouldn’t use too fine

[@Kyle-0262]

Tip of the cap to this dedicated grounds crew!

[@ccstalbans]

Thank you!

[@MossEYE-]

I think I’d have more fun being a grounds keeper than a member

[@ccstalbans]

It's definitely worthwhile!

[@MarkHiggs-f5t]

Do you fill the holes 100% full?

[@MATTFL380]

What is your main target in hollow coring? Why not scarify and solid tine? Less invasive and you’re not removing soil that is full of the active bacteria that helps suppress disease pathogens? Also why apply a granular after all of the dressing? When you’ve got holes open from tining it is better to apply the feed before you dress. This is all my own opinion, I just wanted to know why you did it this way. I might be able to switch up what I do to our greens to how you do it just need to hear your opinion on it. 👍

[@ccstalbans]

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