Trees And Golf Courses

Understanding the origins of tree use on golf courses will help solve tree problems on your golf course.

A basic knowledge of trees, golf course architecture, and a defined planting objective are critical to select new trees on the golf course.

Trees play an important role on golf courses, and their care and management should be planned carefully.

High-quality trees are an asset to a golf course, but trees in advanced stages of decline can be a liability. A comprehensive tree survey can help separate the prime wood from the firewood

The cost of planting a tree is just a small down payment on a large bill.        

Although trees offer benefits, they also have unfavorable effects on turf and the game of golf.    

Use common sense when planting trees on your golf course.

Manage the trees on the golf course to provide healthier turf.

Trees have long been known to hinder healthy turfgrass growth, but solving tree problems can be a difficult and touchy issue.

Sometimes taking precautions is more trouble than it's worth.

Golfers have come to believe that every golf hole must have a backdrop of trees, but many holes would be better off without them!

When remembering the departed, don't forget the turfgrass!

Tree removals for agronomic purposes are very unlikely to have a significant impact on course rating and slope rating.