Why is my Conway backyard green slow and bumpy?
Because the pines around Wild Wing Plantation, Shaftesbury Glen and Burning Ridge drop straw through fall and pollen through March, and a green that isn't cleared regularly carries that load into its sand, softening the surface and killing the roll. TIMELESS Turf Restoration clears the green, top-dresses with fresh sand, brushes it in and rolls the surface, then checks speed.
Golf subdivisions built around two courses
Wild Wing Plantation's 27 holes back onto the Fairways and the Sanctuary; Shaftesbury Glen, Burning Ridge and the Hackler Course at CCU follow the same pattern. Putting green restoration gives a backyard green the same firm sand a club green gets.
Pines in fall, pollen in March
Backyard greens here sit under the same pines lining the fairways, collecting straw through fall and pollen through March. Left uncleared, both work into the top-dress sand and soften it unevenly.
The restoration
- Clear. Green and fringe.
- Top-dress. Sand to depth.
- Roll. Check the roll.
Conway's newer sections, like Hillsborough, often have greens just a few years old.
Free quote, priced by square foot. You approve any add-on before we do it.
