Golf Course Articles

Fall is upon us, with winter soon to follow. We must take the proper steps to help turf recover from summer stresses and prepare for the winter ahead. Below are some common practices to do just that.

In the southern United States, most areas fall under the humid subtropical umbrella. That means sweltering…

Depending on conditions, dollar spot can be an issue all season long for Superintendents. One of the most critical times to watch out for dollar spot is the fall. If dollar spot issues linger in the fall and are not addressed, problems will most certainly pop up in the spring. 

As we get into mid-November, we often start to think about “putting our bermudagrass to bed”. Preparing this turf for winter means different things for different turf managers.

When turf needs help recovering from summer stress, a bandage isn’t going to cut it. Luckily,…

Nikki Hendrickson, our resident entomologist, recently sat down to answer some questions about the armyworm phenomenon we’re seeing. Watch or read on to learn why armyworms are so bad this year, how to identify them, and what you can do to control them.

Fall cleaning on the golf course includes fungicide applications to control diseases before the end of the season. With the proper treatments, you can set yourself up for a clean slate come spring. Here are five diseases to pay attention to this fall.

Fact: Stressed turf will not recover unless it’s properly hydrated. As we approach the fall, we’re…

Fishers, IN—Advanced Turf Solutions is pleased to welcome Chip Houmes to the team as the company’s…