the putting green is the part of golf course where grass is kept short.
the putting green is the part of golf course where grass is kept short.
part of golf course where grass is kept short?
the putting green
the grass of the putting green (more commonly just "green") is cut very short so that a ball can roll for a long distance. the most common types of greens for cold winter, but warmer summer regions (i.e., not extremely warm, as in the southern and southwestern united states) are bent grass greens. a green may consist of a thin carpet so that bad weather is not allowed to become a serious factor in maintaining the course. these are considered the best greens because they may be cut to an extremely low height, and because they may be grown from seed. bent grass does not have grain, which makes it superior as a putting surface. however, bent grass may become infested with "poa annua", a costly and time-consuming weed. augusta national is one of many golf courses to use this type of green. the original design of augusta national did not include bent grass greens, but in the 1980s the controversial decision was made to convert the greens from bermuda to bent grass. this has affected the speed and playing of augusta national. many other golf courses subsequently made the decision to change from bermuda to bent grass when they observed increased business at courses that had already changed over. another type of grass common for greens is tifdwarf hybrid bermuda (other variants exist, but tifdwarf is one of the most common), or simply bermuda grass. bermuda is more common in regions that have very warm summers and mild winters, such as the southern and southwestern united states. red bridge golf course was the first course in north carolina to utilize a special bermuda called mini verde. a green is generally established from sod which has had the soil washed off of it (to avoid soil compatibility problems) and which is then laid tightly over the green, then rolled and topdressed with fine sand. another common and more economical approach for establishing a putting green is to introduce hybrid bermuda spriggs (the stolon of the grass which are raked out at the sod farm), which are laid out on the green. the best greens are always established vegetatively and never from seed.
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bullet::::- pheasant country golf course – south heart









































bullet::::- prairie west golf course – mandan









































bullet::::- prairiewood golf course – fargo









































bullet::::- ray richards golf course – grand forks









































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bullet::::- riverwood golf course – bismarck









































bullet::::- rose creek golf course – fargo









































bullet::::- souris valley golf course – minot









































bullet::::- star city golf course – velva









































bullet::::- tioga golf and country club – tioga









































bullet::::- tom o'leary golf course – bismarck









































bullet::::- watford city golf club – watford city









































bullet::::- westridge golf course – underwood
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