09/24/2026
While courses across the county aerate their greens this fall, Frog Hollow just pulled fall aeration off the schedule entirely.
After talking with their superintendent, the call was simple: the greens are strong, and they're staying that way.
The decision is typically made by reading the turf: how compacted the soil is, how much thatch has built up, how the roots look, how the greens have handled the year's weather and traffic. If the greens are genuinely healthy, strong roots, good drainage, manageable thatch, then there is no reason to aerate.
That's exactly the call Frog Hollow made.
It's a bit of a flex, honestly. Skipping fall aeration means your greens were in good enough shape to begin with, that's a credit to the crew keeping them that way.
So here's your insider tip: if you want to putt on pure greens this month, Frog Hollow is your play. Know before you book. 👀
