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Rolling fairways today. Saves labor, reduces stress from mowing repeatedly, knocks down dew, smooths things out a bit, reduces disease pressure, and gives the illusion that we did mow. #Fairview #rolling #bmp #golflife #turflife #golfcoursemaintenance

Jim Pavonetti, CGCS

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John Carlone1 year ago

@turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech Jim. Doing the same thing today. Just a little differently. You know. The same , but different!!

Jim Pavonetti, CGCS1 year ago

@turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech Rolling fairways, to us, is like what teenagers that play video games call a ”cheat code”.

Country Club Snob 💊1 year ago

@turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech

Pat Jones1 year ago

@turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech Our friend @MattSha20619144 was out doing that at the Country Club here in Cleveland when I first met him in 1999.

Jim Pavonetti, CGCS1 year ago

@turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech @MattSha20619144 He’s one of my idols. I’ve watched what he did my whole career and now save every one of his posts on Linked In. 😉

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Beaverton Golf1 year ago

@J_J_Dempsey @turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech More use of rolling should be used to reduce disease pressure….. but no one seems to do it enough ☹️

Joel Uber1 year ago

@turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech Looks great, Jim!

Christopher Martin1 year ago

@turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech 40+ years in golf, first time seeing this done

chuck green1 year ago

@HarryLigule @turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech Damn

scott johnson1 year ago

@turfnet @GCSAA @USGAGrnSection @MGA1897 @MetGCSA @CAGCS1929 @FGCSA @GCM_Magazine @TerraRadTech Rolling? Members want freshly cut fairways. Rolling bends the grass - too grainy Not for me

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