While there’s nothing better than spring golf to kickstart the season, that fun can be tempered when you run into [cue dramatic music] aerated greens. As if golf isn’t already hard enough ...

Do you still need to repair the ball marks, or will they naturally heal like the aeration holes? As many golfers anxiously await the start of the golf season, when greens will be littered with ...

Ultimately, aerated greens are unpredictable, and professional golfer James Nicholas showed this with an simple test on his Instagram account. He rolled five golf balls at the same speed ...

More From Golf Digest CAN'T Repair aeration holes or mowing grooves: Can you imagine how slow a round would be if golfers tried to repair all the holes and indents on a green created from normal ...

A Village of Hillsborough resident played a golf course in The Villages on Wednesday and declares its greens are in such poor condition the course should be shut down immediately.

remark about the difficulty of putting on aerated greens. Aeration is part of golf course maintenance and could have a tendency to ruin a putter’s line when trying to finish up a hole.

There was just one problem. After his round, Kuhl was walking with teammates when one bemoaned the aerated putting greens. (Golf courses aerate greens — punch holes in the grass — to make the ...

Recent changes to the Rules of Golf allow players to fix spike marks and other damages to the greens (such as ball marks), but aeration holes are listed as a specific exception to this rule.

The local qualifier at Illini Country Club was played with the greens aerated, and Kuhl repaired several aeration marks during his round. While the USGA Rules of Golf allow for players to repair ...