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Creeping bentgrass (Agrostis palustris) is a thin-bladed cool season perennial grass that is quite invasive. It spreads into areas of more desirable bluegrass, choking them out. Bentgrass is occasionally used as a lawn grass in states with milder, moister climates, but rarely in cool season areas.
The disease is a common concern. on golf course turf, especially creeping bentgrass and. annual bluegrass greens, tees, and fairways, where it can. cause serious damage to playing surfaces. Dollar spot is rare on sports turf and professional. landscapes. Outbreaks may occur in residential lawn turf. and can reduce the lawnâs aesthetic quality and contribute. to an overall decline in turf vigor. Dollar spot is one of the most readily identifiable turf. diseases. Characteristic symptoms on creeping bentgrass. include small (up to 1 inch in diameter), round, tan-colored. spots (Figure 1). The spots often occur in clusters and can. considerably damage playing surfaces if not appropriately. managed (Figure 2).