The Fair Green Problem at Country Club Golf Courses
President Taftie Tells of Past mif Leonard Putts discusses the challenges of producing and maintaining fair greens on about fifteen miles of golf courses. Beach sand, shallow roots, and heat complicate growth. Bermuda offers deepest roots. Manure cooling and permanent fertilization show promise as steers fed for soil fertility. Golfers wearing down courses in winter underscores urgency, but Tufts reports a solution near.