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disease issues on 7 fairway |
My last few posts have focused around all the rain that Mother Nature has been supplying the golf course, but we have had to much of a good thing. Our fairways are suffering from the effects of to much water and extreme heat and humidity. Our issues began when there a was standing water on the golf course from the 5" of rain we received two weeks ago, and then the air temperatures soared to around 100 degrees. The high temperature in effect caused the standing water to get hot enough to overheat and kill the turf. Then once the humidity began to rise from our normal 15 percent to the upper 60's the disease issues began to emerge.
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disease pressure in 10 approach |
We are doing everything possible to get these dead areas in the fairways back, from spiking to increase air and water movement, to overseeding with ryegrass to help fill in the areas as quickly as possible. As long as Mother nature cooperates for the next couple of weeks we should see a full recovery just in time for some great late summer golf.
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