After sowing professional golf green grass seed, it's crucial to roll the area lightly to enhance seed-to-soil contact, facilitating better germination. Start a consistent watering routine to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged, adjusting to a lighter frequency as the grass establishes to promote deeper root systems. Avoid any foot traffic on the green to protect the fragile seedlings. Begin mowing when the grass is slightly taller than the desired final height, initially setting the mower blades higher and gradually lowering them to avoid stressing the young grass. Proper early care is essential to develop a resilient and smooth putting surface.

Hand or drop spreader

Green

Bag

50m²

A professional golf green grass seed, typically composed of fine bentgrass or ultra-dwarf Bermuda grass varieties, offers distinct environmental benefits, particularly in terms of reduced chemical dependency. These grass types are specifically chosen for their ability to create dense, smooth putting surfaces with high tolerance to close mowing and foot traffic. This density not only provides excellent playing conditions but also helps suppress weed growth naturally.

To properly store grass seed and maintain its viability, keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use an airtight container to protect the seeds from moisture and pests. Properly stored grass seed can remain viable for several years, but it’s best to use it within one to two years of purchase for optimal germination rates. Regularly check the storage conditions to ensure the environment remains stable, adjusting as necessary to avoid any deterioration of the seed quality.

Granules & seeds

500g

Average to fast-growing

Ready for use

Acid to neutral

10g/m²