I had never used the hexagon plug method until last Thursday—and now I’m asking myself why I waited so long. Fewer gaps, tighter fit, and honestly…kinda satisfying. What do y’all think—stick with the square 🔲 or go full hex ⬡? Let me know what you prefer and why! #golfcourse... #turf #greenkeeper #golfshow more

Hexagons are the best-agons.

Last Quarter for @hexclad my team generated 74 Million Organic impressions, the best part? This is 7 X what we did last year, and it was all through free product. Here's some thought on how we accomplished this. #1 Compounding Impressions Compounding impressions is the 8th wonder of the world. We have been doing influencer outreach for nearly 3 years now. We started in chef creators as the target demo and only expanded outward from there. The same creators who posted 3 years ago are posting now. It's a beautiful thing when you have a great product. #2 Inbound 3 years ago Hexclad didn't have the reputation it does now. As Hexclad's credibility has grown, so has the amount of creators who want to work with them. Our optin rate on outreach is SUPER high, as well as the amount of creators applying on their own. #3 Product Use Cooking is hands down the best category to run influencer marketing. The pans, aprons, hexmills etc are all things that can easily be included in every post for creators posting Recipes. It's not uncommon for the average creator seeded to post 7+ times. This is just a better set than sending another face moisturizer.

I like hex plugs on ‘muda because it makes it easy to dial in the grain! I never tried the square, but you are rocking it!

Love the hex plugger! That is until I was tasked with fixing a pretty big winter kill area in a birdbath on a practice green. 2,000 plugs later I was good for a while 😩

Hexagon is the way

Hero’s of every course 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👍👍

There is a reason honeycomb is a hexagon. It’s natures best shape.

I’m team hex!

Square patching is definitely not the best way to patch small /medium areas on greens... grass doesn't naturally grow in straight lines 🤔 Stick with the hex or a hole cutter if you haven't got one, much harder to detect a patch that hasn't got straight lines...

hexcellent work. its a pain but yeah im so glad we dont use the square method

I think hexagon. Because if you're doing a large patch, square could create a big straight line between squares. Whereas hexagon won't