Read before you dig
Groundskeeping notes
Six short reads on the questions the shelves keep getting asked. Each one ends where the fitting gear sits.
Matching a flagstick to your lawnA full height course pin looks right on an open fairway, but in a small yard it catches on low branches and looms over short putts. We build our poles in…Holding an edge on a turf holeA spade tears the turf, leaves loose roots behind, and the rim goes soft within days. We cut the hole with a cylindrical tool, drop a liner to hold the…Working out hole positions across a home lawnPutting several holes into one lawn calls for reading where the turf drops, keeping the cups away from standing puddle water, and picking small targets that…What sun and wind do to nylon flagsSewn nylon stands on a pin in the sun and rain, turns in the breeze, and shows where the hole sits from across the yard. This note covers how wind snaps the…Lighting a putting green once the sun goes downPutting after sundown means lighting three separate targets: the cup in the turf, the pole standing above it, and the ball traveling across the grass. This…Setting up a yard green from bare grassCounting hardware for putting holes is simple until people double up on pieces they already have in the box. A complete hole takes one cup, one pole and one…