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Originally Posted by thevillages2013
It is their refusal to over seed with rye grass during the winter. The Bermuda grass is not growing because of the temps. If they would over seed like most other courses do you would have beautiful , playable courses through the late fall and winter
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Not always true. I have been here for 14 years and when they used to over seed because the original fairway construction did not meet USGA standards the over seeding was spotty at best, but it did look green. The transition back to Bermuda in the spring was never easy. Alway excuses of no rain or too much caused the issues. Conditions actually have deteriorated over 14 years. Quantity over quality. Since the tee sheets are mostly full don’t expect problem conditions to improve any time soon.