Pool vacuum heads are designed to attach to a universal snap fitting on the end of a telescoping pole that extends to a full length of 12 feet to 16 feet. This is the same pole that typically also accommodates a skimmer net, a pool brush and a hook for retrieving rafts and other flotation devices from the pool.
Answer: Most golf courses, at least once a year, aerify their greens. Aerification, or aeration, is the process of punching small holes in the green; actually, small cores of turf and sod are cut and removed from the green (read more about aerification and its purposes here), which leaves holes.It usually takes the green a couple weeks to heal following aerification.he process of reaching our conclusion may have been convoluted, but the answer to our original question-do you get relief from aeration holes on the putting green-is pretty straightforward. No, unless the local rule cited above is in effect. Return to Golf Rules FAQ.
Some grasses recover much quicker than others, and the more frequently you aerate, the healthier your greens are likely to be, and thus quicker recovery. Also note, with 10 days between the aeration and your game, top dressing should be completely worked in.I would anticipate that if the greens were healthy before the aeration, they will be quite good when you play.Perhaps, after your game, you should come back on and tell us what was your opinion of the greens. Source(s): Former golf pro, over 20 years working in the industry as a Club GM.bengalcliff Â· 6 years ago.lso note, with 10 days between the aeration and your game, top dressing should be completely worked in. I would anticipate that if the greens were healthy before the aeration, they will be quite good when you play.