At Rose Hill Golf Club, we are committed to excellence in maintenance. Join General Manager Mike Kuhn as he walks us through verticutting, one of many maintenance practices to keep greens in pristine condition. The goal of verticutting is to break through the turf canopy to remove thatch from the upper portion of the profile.
Our 15th green is a great barometer for the progress made this season. Though the season was shortened by a cool spring, much has been accomplished and we’ve laid solid building blocks for the seasons ahead.
Good agronomic practices are worth the effort and are paying off here at Rose Hill. Part of maintaining a healthy course is aerification. Before work begins, the Rose Hill Team uses data and scouting to determine the timing and frequency of aerification. Adjustments may be needed based on the weather and course usage. Join General Manager Mike Kuhn as he talks us through the multiple steps of this critical process.
Rose Hill Golf Club Greens Aerification Mother Nature has
Foliar Fertilizer and Fungicide Much of the work
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