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Fore the Golfer: Help Improve Putting Surfaces

Article by Joshua Adams, President of the Kentuckiana Golf Course Superintendent's Association In an effort to keep putting green surfaces in the best condition possible, it is crucial that you always fix your ball marks and try to fix at least one extra.  Un-repaired ball marks can make the putting surface look bad, but they also affect the golf ball’s roll when putting.  An un-repaired or improperly repaired ball mark can take weeks to heal.  A properly repaired ball mark can heal in 1-3 days.  You won’t always be able to see your ball mark so it is important to repair others that were missed.  Below are simple instructions on the proper way to repair your ball mark.  Never lift up on the roots but push back towards the center of the ball mark. With your help putting green surfaces can stay in great condition year round!

 

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Golf House Kentucky is the umbrella organization for Kentucky’s Family of Golf Organizations: Kentucky Golf Association, Kentucky PGA and Kentucky Golf Foundation. The vision of Kentucky’s golf leaders, Golf House Kentucky was founded in 1978, and is headquartered in a picturesque country setting in Louisville, Kentucky. Golf House Kentucky conducts competitions for golfers of all ages, gender and skill levels (amateur, professional and junior), and provides valuable services to Kentucky PGA professionals and member golf facilities. Working in partnership with the USGA, Golf House Kentucky provides individual golfers and member golf facilities with a wide range of services: Handicapping, USGA Course and Slope Rating, award programs, club consulting and golf management software. The family’s philanthropic affiliate, Kentucky Golf Foundation promotes the Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame, Kentucky golf museum and provides grant and scholarship programs for youth in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

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