Why is my Socastee backyard green slow and bumpy by spring?
Because pine straw and oak leaves from the same trees lining Arrowhead and Prestwick collect on an unblown green all fall and winter, packing into the fibers and sand until it goes soft and uneven. TIMELESS Turf Restoration clears the green, top-dresses with fresh sand, brushes it in and rolls the surface, then checks speed, quoted by size and condition.
Two golf clubs, one shared problem
Arrowhead's 27 holes and Prestwick, the Pete Dye course at Socastee High, sit under the same pines and live oaks as nearby backyard greens. Putting green restoration brings the speed back; weekly blowing keeps it there.
What builds up over a Socastee winter
The restoration
- Clear. Green, fringe and collar.
- Top-dress. Kiln-dried green sand to depth.
- Roll. Brush it in, then check the roll.
Most greens near Socastee's clubs fall within a Premium Restoration quote.
Free quote, priced by square foot. You approve any add-on before we do it.
