In the performance evaluation of the bowling green, one of the key factors is turf grass density which is important due to its ability to influence other performance factors and in monitoring bowling green and soil health generally.
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The great debate about green speed has raged on since the beginning of the game. But what are the factors known to affect green speed?
In order of their impact on green speed these are the top 7 factors that you should bear in mind. Obviously there are others such as weather patterns, level of play etc, but these are largely out of the greenkeepers control and in any case do not figure highly in green speed management.
In the rush to get the green ready for the new season, its sometimes easy to overlook the small and seemingly less significant jobs around the green.
However, these can be very important and can save you a lot of problems later and they help make the place look, play and feel better for opening day.
I normally pick out the most popular search terms to try to answer the underlying question, but this was a single and very different search term and I thought it was very interesting.
The title tells the story. Someone is of the opinion that the greenkeeping advice they received from an adviser caused the opposite result from the one they expected.
