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Originally Posted by tophcfa
Any course with the new type of hybrid greens are very close, including Tierra, Lopez, Southern Oaks, and Riley Grove at Palmer. Tierra is probably the best because they have the oldest new type of greens. The greens soften up over time and accept approach shots better after being aerated several times. Golf on : )
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Until today, I would have said Tierra. However, today, 20 days after aeration they absolutely sucked. Slow, bumpy, putts would not track and very hard to reach the hole. I'm sure they will recover just in time for the next aeration in 1 week or 2, and then again a month after that. I'm not stating that greens don't need aeration---but June, July, then August? Have never seen that anywhere. Perhaps late March, July and early October would be better, at least then some of the snowbirds could share in the joy
