Our maintenance team performs our annual aerification.
Why aerification is needed:
Reduces soil compaction
Heavy foot traffic and mower use compress the soil, limiting root growth. Aeration loosens the soil, allowing roots to expand and strengthen.
Improves oxygen flow to roots
Grass roots need oxygen to survive. Aeration creates channels that let air move into the root zone.
Enhances water infiltration
Prevents water from pooling on the surface and helps moisture reach deeper into the soil profile.
Improves nutrient absorption
Fertilizers and soil amendments penetrate more effectively, leading to healthier turf.
Promotes deeper root growth
Stronger, deeper roots increase drought tolerance and overall turf resilience.
Reduces thatch buildup
Helps break down excessive organic matter that can prevent water and nutrients from reaching the soil.
Improves drainage
Minimizes muddy or soft spots and reduces the risk of disease caused by overly wet conditions.
Enhances playing surface quality
Results in smoother, firmer, and more consistent putting greens over time.
Increases turf stress tolerance
Greens can better withstand heat, heavy play, and environmental stress.