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Whether the turf is intact or exploded, here's what you do next.

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Johnny S.1 year ago

What is this magical divot mix provided by the course?

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TurfMend1 year ago

As long as there is TurfMend in that divot bottle you will be in good shape ⛳️🇺🇸

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Chris Villasenor1 year ago

You should sand all of your replaced divots even if it's just a light coating. It keeps the birds from flipping them over later.

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John Lemmon1 year ago

Question. If you don’t have the sand is it better to replace the “torn” up type divot or just leave it out? I always wonder if replacing it is good or not. The grass will most likely not grow.

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COilDad1 year ago

Imagine making this video and highlighting the impact that divots have on golf balls, and not changing the most moronic rule in golf. Free relief from divots in the fairway should have happened centuries ago. FIX IT!

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droid 581 year ago

Those beaver tails just get sucked into the reel mowers. Fill them with sand and seed please

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Ben Hogan 19531 year ago

I like the mix and wish we used that at our course. We do have the sand-filled bottles, but without the mix.

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smargach1 year ago

Just move it from the divot, no closer to the hole. People can’t fix ball marks regularly.

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Choppodong1 year ago

And if my course doesn't offer sand filler?

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Sooshers1 year ago

Can we get a straight answer on divots from the rough? Leave, throw the turf over the divot, or use mix?!

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