Process
How we proceed
To initiate our project, we commence with a comprehensive assessment of the site's climate, conducting soil and water tests to ensure optimal fertility. This involves analyzing the soil's physical and chemical properties, such as the percentage of sand, clay, and silt, along with factors like organic matter, water holding capacity, bulk density, electrical conductivity, porosity, soil structure, and micro-nutrient levels.
The next crucial step involves selecting turf grasses that are well-suited to the specific climate zone, soil characteristics, and water conditions of the site, whether it's a coastal area, plains, or hills.
For warm-season turf grasses on golf courses, varieties like Bermuda species (such as Tifway 419, Tifeagle, Tifdwarf, Evergreen, Sunday ultra dwarf, MiniVerde ultra dwarf) and Paspalum species (including Seashore, Sealsle supreme, Sealsle -1, Seasle -2000) are considered.
In contrast, winter-season turf grasses encompass Fine fescue, Perennial rye, Kentucky blue, Kikuyu, Fine fescue, and creeping bent grass, each chosen based on their compatibility with the prevailing environmental conditions.