(By Jared Hoyle; KSU Turfgrass Research and Extension)
This article by Adam Moeller came across my email the other week and I know a lot of you golf course superintendents received it as well but I thought it would be good to share again. There was one quote in here that I really liked – “The greens may not play their best immediately following some aeration treatments, but everyone is playing the same conditions and golfers still can enjoy the game and make plenty of putts. After all, Tom Watson once shot a 58 when playing at Kansas City Country Club just a few days after the greens had been aerified.”
This article addresses many different emotional and scientific
http://www.usga.org/course-care/forethegolfer/why-do-golf-courses-aerate-so-much-.html
More articles on and a video on aerificaiton;
