Beginning in October and continuing into November, winter overseeding establishment is a process that must be undertaken at a number of golf courses in Florida.Nov 2, 2011
fescueGolf course fescue is usually grown in the second cut of rough or beyond (such as in unmowed native areas). When golfers think of fescue, they picture a sturdy grass that turns golden and can grow three feet high. It may also be used as an ornamental grass to frame a feature like a bunker.Apr 17, 2018
fescueThe fairways and primary rough at both Whistling Straits courses are a blend of three fescue cultivars, according to the resort website, while the deep rough is a blend of four. A cultivar is a variety of plant, in this case fescue, created by selective breeding.Aug 27, 2020
Andrews in Scotland. A versatile grass that can grow in both cool and warm climates, Fescue grass works best on golf courses in coastal areas in Great Britain and along the U.S. coast. Primarily used on the rough, Fescue can grow up to three feet high, turning a golden color when allowed.