@gilchristom1@drew_white33 @NuMex_Turf @fsr3@kev_e_banks@Cornell_Turf At the moment, we haven’t changed the other management practices on the tees with subsurface drip. They’re fertilized and sprayed similar to the others. However, over time we hope to improve precision and efficiency with all resource use.
Subsurface drip irrigation keeping up with the dry conditions. No more fugitive water hitting naturalized tee surround. @NuMex_Turf @fsr3@kev_e_banks@Cornell_Turf
@BrilmanLeah @NuMex_Turf @fsr3@kev_e_banks@Cornell_Turf We installed this last November so we're not even through a full season yet. Still learning on run times / frequency. Clean the filters about once a month. So far so good!
@BrilmanLeah @NuMex_Turf @fsr3@kev_e_banks@Cornell_Turf No water use measurements but definitely something to add. Also, I think we would need to "renovate" a standard tee in similar fashion for fair comparison as we did remove/incorporate OM buildup
@drew_white33 @NuMex_Turf @fsr3@kev_e_banks@Cornell_Turf Yes. The tees still have the overhead but it’s turned off. So could pop those but we’ve just washed in fert, wetting agent, etc with a hose since only two tees have the subsurface drip right now.
@VTTurfweeds@clebson_g Cool work! I've been surprised by tolerance of desirable grasses to direct flame. Thinking about the timing of thermal applications? Been testing it for managing crabgrass and seen a little success going early post or attacking seed rain late in the year.
Images of The South Course at Westchester Country Club...often overshadowed by The West...however, after a renovation by The Fazio Group it’s a wonderful course in its own right and compliment to The West . #westchester#waltertravis#golfcoursephotos