Oxygen for roots
The open channels from core aeration invite oxygen, water, and nutrients deeper into the profile, keeping bentgrass roots energized through the stress of summer.
Aerification is turf therapy. Hollow tines unplug organic matter, sand refills the channels, and the putting surface recovers with better drainage, stronger roots, and smoother roll. The process looks disruptive, but the science is pure agronomy magic.
The open channels from core aeration invite oxygen, water, and nutrients deeper into the profile, keeping bentgrass roots energized through the stress of summer.
Routine sand topdressing dilutes thatch so greens stay firm, fast, and true. It’s how we deliver consistent ball roll after tournament-level prep and rainy Mondays alike.
Our rotation laser-focuses each bentgrass green: punch cores, clear plugs, topdress, brush, roll. By day’s end every putting surface is breathing easier and healing fast for pure roll.
Stage One
Before a tine ever hits the green, we study the rootzone. Organic layers, sand fractions, and thatch all tell us how deep to go and what topdressing blend to apply.
Stage Two
Toro ProCores, conveyor vacs, and Workmans team up to perforate greens and fairways. Straight passes, perfect depth, zero shortcuts.
Stage Three
Scoops, shovels, and Cushmans chase the aerifier, clearing cores so the sand can move in. This is where teamwork shines brightest.
Stage Four
Once the surface is clean, the sand takes over: topdress, brush, drag, repeat. It’s the not-so-secret ingredient that makes fast, true greens possible.
Encore
The soundtrack of aerification: engine hums, sand rattling through spinners, and laughter over morning coffee. Press play and enjoy the crew in action across greens, approaches, and fairways.
Aerification days feel like controlled chaos, but every hole we punch buys a season of better golf. Next time you see the sand, smile — you’re looking at agronomy art.