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Shockwave
What is Shockwaving?
Shockwaving is a turf management practice used on golf course's to improve soil structure, promote root growth, enhance drainage, and maintain optimal playing conditions. This technique involves the use of specialized equipment known as a shockwave aerator, which creates channels in the turf and soil.
Why Shockwave Your Course?
Shockwaving addresses soil compaction, promotes healthy root growth, improves drainage, manages thatch accumulation, and enhances stress resistance on the golf course. This technique optimizes soil structure and aeration, contributing to the overall health and playability of the course, providing golfers with a consistently enjoyable experience.
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