Dry-jecting is a process that injects sand using water at high pressure into the soil to help modify the root zones in our greens. The process creates inverted V channels in the soil and fills those channels with sand. Dry-jecting, which is a form of aerification, but less disruptive, provides channels for air and nutrients to get into the root zone.
After the injection process is completed the green surfaces are brushed and rolled, which makes them immediately playable.
If the weather cooperates we will also be starting our herbicide application for broadleaf weeds this week and finishing our tee topdressing.
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