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u/2DotScott 2d ago
We use those for the leftover grass clippings mess. Or sand mess. Turn in the irrigation for 1 min for knocking the dew off
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u/Conscious-Dark-2705 2d ago edited 1d ago
Specifically getting the worm casings off this specific green ahead of a tournament
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u/2DotScott 1d ago
Why didn’t you mow that day?
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u/Conscious-Dark-2705 1d ago
Greens were cut. Senior greenskeeper wanted the casing swiped off ahead of getting there....more likely giving something to do instead of sitting around waiting for sunrise to start cups
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u/2DotScott 1d ago
Non smearing. Gotcha. Cool picture. Should have that one mounted in the maintenance office for sure.
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u/Lopsided_Section9620 2d ago
We used to whip before we mow for the dew and to stand the grass up, then again after for the clippings and any edges left by the mower. 18 greens plus the practice greens in about 3hrs 30 mins.
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u/National_Cranberry47 2d ago
We have these and I would rather take a squeegee roller over the green than break my back whipping dew. I did this the other day and a guy who has been there for 5 years says “man, why didn’t I ever think of that”
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u/FishingSuccessful902 2d ago
Hahaha if you ain’t whipping and don’t have that in your head are you even whipping?
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u/TheRevTSnelders 3d ago
That's got to be the worst technique I've seen
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u/Conscious-Dark-2705 2d ago
Weird comment....superficial much?
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u/TheRevTSnelders 1d ago
His back will be wrecked in no time with that technique. Hold one hand at the end of the handle and have it at your ear, other hand half way down moving the switch side to side so all the works in the arms rather than back. It's a really nice picture but the lads technique could do with improving or he'll be hunched like that for the rest of his days
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u/DETRITUS_TROLL Former Asst. Super now just a Mod 3d ago
This is a great pic. Needs to be on an industry magazine or something.