Turlock Golf and Country Club Agronomy

Members source for current course conditions & upcoming agronomic practices.

[Thomas Slevin @trsturf]

Western blue bird box version 1.0 @NativeBirdBoxes @AudubonIntl any tips on refinements?

[Thomas Slevin @trsturf]

Turlock Golf and Country Club will be joining the #monarchsintherough family with next weeks planting. One new step forward in our efforts to be a leader in environmental stewardship. @AudubonIntl #EIFG @TGCCAgronomy

[Turlock Golf and Country Club Agronomy @TGCCAgronomy]

Day 2 men’s member/guest invitational evening maintenance in the books just in time for the horse race to start! Course conditions holding strong! Fast and firm tee to green. On to the final round on day 3.

[Turlock Golf and Country Club Agronomy @TGCCAgronomy]

Wrapping up evening maintenance on day 1 of our Men’s member/guest invitational. Fairways and greens are firm and playing fast. Hope everyone had a day to remember! Now on to day 2.

[Turlock Golf and Country Club Agronomy @TGCCAgronomy]

Removing the mystery, what we do and why we do it, and the data that helps inform our decision making.

[USGA Green Section @USGAGrnSection]

Adequate sunlight is an absolute necessity for maintaining high-quality turf. Unfortunately, tree shade negatively affects putting green turf at countless courses. Here's some info that can help you get enough light to your greens this year.👉https://t.co/l6Tcrl6YJJ

[Turlock Golf and Country Club Agronomy @TGCCAgronomy]

Spring 2021 Organic Matter Delusion Program kick off with tees.

[USGA Green Section @USGAGrnSection]

Golf courses will be busy again this year, so you're likely to encounter maintenance staff during your round. It can feel like mowers are following you around the course, but they're doing their best to avoid interfering with play.👉https://t.co/1SFyC0Wf5e

[USGA Green Section @USGAGrnSection]

The expectation is that newly constructed greens will yield roots surpassing 10 inches in depth, but this is not always the case – especially when putting greens are sodded.👉https://t.co/4ApIKkryQl

[USGA Green Section @USGAGrnSection]

Looking to hit the driving range this weekend? Be sure to take divots in a linear pattern, with each shot hit right behind the previous divot. This uses less teeing area than a scattered divot pattern and allows the tee to recover much faster than a consolidated pattern.

[Turlock Golf and Country Club Agronomy @TGCCAgronomy]

@GCM_Magazine @trsturf @NapaGolf Thank you!