You have to have the most understanding and patient wife. Thanks

Landed here via The Lawn Tools and I am so happy about it. Looking forward to future posts. Great work.

The two tines on the right do the same thing. They both pull cores just one ejects that core out the side and the other comes out the top. The two tines on the left do the same thing as well. They punch a hole in the ground but one makes a bigger diameter hole. Check your aeration machine depth settings. You want to be penetrating the dirt 2.5-4 inches deep. Most courses that keep up with aeration will pull cores in the fall(two tines on the right) and some will poke small holes in the spring(two left times but ideally the smaller one). This helps stimulate growth by getting air into the soil after the winter months. Love the channel! Keep up the great work! I work at a course here in Michigan, any questions don’t hesitate to ask!

Spud Run is looking good going into winter, you and the turf need a rest! I would unload all that sand on green and broom in for winter. Tell the boys "course closed" Happy Holidays!

What did I and a lot of others say weeks ago? Give it time! The green looks really good!...We used the solid tines for some bad or stress spots in the heat of the summer. Sometimes we would do all greens with them. I really think it was some experimenting going on...lol...As for the bent plate, I'd have to put my eyes on it, which reminds me of a story. Our mechanic was John, a big husky guy that would do anything for you if he liked you and never was mad at anyone for more that a few minutes. His favorite sayings were "have you ever?" and "by-krackie", liked to let out loud farts at lunch with a sheet eatin grin on his face. Made money on everything he touched. I called him King Midas. No tellin how much money he made while on the clock on side work he did for some club members and also the many things he did for the staff just because. We had a broke down aerator and John came out. I'm not sure what he was doing but all I heard was a pop and John yelling "Sheet son of a beach!" jumping back pulling his watch off his arm. his watches crystal was gone and there was a black spot on the edge near the band. John had red marks on his arm that was the same pattern as the watchband. Somehow he had touched his watch to the positive battery post while touching the frame with a wrench in the same hand as the watch. The funny part was it happened on #9 green with about a dozen or more members looking down out the clubhouse windows and seemed to enjoy the event. John's arm was red for a few days and he had to buy a new watch.

JSF, MY DUDE!!..Let's consider this, if you already have, fair enough. At the 8:20 make your talking of feeling ridges, the triplex has most all its weight on the tires not the rollers. There isn't down pressure on the rollers to suppress the tire marks its unit weight has to hold otherwise the rollers would be moving the unit. The greens roller I used at the Dye had only metal rollers. I detached the wheels when I arrived at each green. Much like the greens mower you have. So in this "theory " you greens mower is probably smoothing the putting surface Much better than the triplex. Just my thoughts, going back to drinking now🙂

Green really came into it after those 2 weeks. Looks great!

Those big solid ones are great for finding irrigation heads.

Great channel my man! It’s my dream to have what you have already done, and continue doing. I really appreciate all your passion and hard work. Dreams do come true😊

All your hard work and perseverance is clearly paying off, as the green is looking fabulous. Well done!

Well done mate. Can’t wait to see the collab videos coming out soon

Green looks great! (Especially for Oct./Nov.) Collar also came in nice. 100% improved from summer straw. Keep up the great work and looking forward to testing it in 2023.

I really cant wait to see how it looks next spring !!

Green’s looking great Jeremy. BS Shack is ace as well, really well set up. Hope your game is improving as much as your golf hole ;)

Green looks awesome in the update at the end! Thanks as always for sharing the ups and downs

Nice work with the new equipment. The place is coming together, and this falls seasons work will pay off next spring when the turf hits another gear. This series has been inspirational for work on my course project...when things seem intimidating it's nice to see your hard work come together.

Great video mate , greetings from Australia 🇦🇺, looks great I have to say 👍🏌️‍♀️⛳️ l ok k forward to the next video

WOW there's a season in the book Jeremy, went by fast.

Looks great dude

Just keep an eye on your PH levels going into the spring. Maybe send some core samples up to the OARDC in Wooster and they can send you back some suggestions. But I believe you are going to have one of the best individual golf holes not only in Ohio but maybe the midwest!

It looks amazing

I love your journey.

definitely looks good! keep with the horticulture practices. with healthy bentgrass greens the more you roll and mow the better it gets

HEY!!! I'm just getting started at building a Par 3 hole in North Alabama and would love to connect and get some pointers!!

looking good

the bs shack look amazing.i think the machines will be a game changer for you.

Ready to watch some action

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I’m just a year behind you in my backyard green, curious why you use PGR? Do you not want it to grow at all? Won’t winter cause it to not grow naturally?

Any thoughts on covering the green for the winter?

You need to buy new tines

You gonna roll the green again?

First?

Looks great dude

Looks great dude