Billy Fuller Golf Design  1694 Pine Ridge Drive  Atlanta, GA 30324

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The last line item in the contractor’s agreement for each hole is grassing.  This typically includes a combination of seed, sprigs, and sod.  Once the turf is installed it becomes the owner’s responsibility to bring the turf to maturity and ready for play.  The golf course superintendent is in the primary position implementing the grow-in programs.  This is a very intense time (four to six months typically) of applying specific agronomic programs designed to bring the turf to maturity as quickly as possible.  It might be compared to putting a beautiful wedding gown on the bride.  It is this turf cover that protects the designer’s masterpiece, and allows the players to enjoy the game to the fullest.

 

Unlike some design programs, Billy Fuller continues to make site visits through the all important grow-in period, sharing effective agronomic programs from years of experience with the on site golf course superintendent.  Billy experienced five grow-ins as a golf course superintendent and over one hundred fifty as a consultant.

 

 

 

            

Grow In

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