Winter Injury

Severe winterkill during the past decade has stimulated an increase in turfgrass research that helps turf managers avoid winter injury.

Control the variables that can minimize the potential for winter turf loss.

How protective covers can redue winter damage to putting greens.

Coping with winter weather challenges northern golf course superintendents.

With care, heavy equipment can be used to remove ice and snow when greens are frozen.

Late winter or early spring snow removal from putting greens is a common practice in the Rocky Mountains of the U.S.

Removing ice layers from putting greens takes time and patience.

Electing whether or not to install winter covers is not a clear-cut decision.

What to do if you have only 40 days to get the course ready for a championship.

Oklahoma State University scientists continue to improve this crucial turfgrass for the golf course industry.

The recent development of high-quality seeded bermudagrasses make the choice of this species for fairways even more appealing.