Verticutting

Verticutting, also known as vertical mowing or dethatching, involves the use of a specialized machine called a verticutter, which has vertical blades or tines that cut into the turf and soil vertically. The primary purpose of verticutting is to address thatch buildup and promote a healthier turf.

Why Verticut Your Greens?

Verticutting is a vital turf management practice on golf courses, utilizing specialized equipment to remove thatch, enhance air circulation, and improve water penetration. This process stimulates dense and uniform turf growth while preventing diseases associated with thatch buildup, ensuring a healthier and visually appealing playing surface.