No doubt, the exceptionally mild winter weather was the primary reason for the high survival rate of so muchPoa annua.To the disdain of turf managers and players alike , the new Poa annua tends to be ...

Players have made 68.3% of putts from 4-8 feet on all putting surfaces since 2015. When isolating those numbers to just poa annua greens, the make percentage drops to 66.5%.

Bent, Bermuda, and Poa Annua; three different types of grasses, each with their own challenges. Here’s how to conquer all of them, according to a handful of GOLF Top 100 Teachers ...

Poa annua is the game’s favorite agronomical whipping boy. Bad-mouthing the stuff is a grand golf tradition. But does it get an unfairly bad rap?

Poa annua is an invasive grass species that thrives in cool, moist climates and germinates quickly, which allows it to spread. “It’s the strongest, most enduring plant there is on the golf ...

A common issue in spring turf is a little weed known as Annual Bluegrass, or Poa annua. P. annua, often simply called "poa" in the trade, is a cool season grass that affects home lawns long after ...

Jordan Spieth is still working on his relationship with poa annua. "I'm Bermuda, and then I'm bent," he said of the grasses on which he putts his best. "And then there's probably six other kinds.

Chambers Bay Golf Course reopened to the public on Wednesday, after being closed since October to convert greens from fescue to poa annua grass. Poa annua is the predominant Northwest greens grass ...

Was your golf facility affected by a double whammy ofPoa annuaproblems this spring? Many courses noticed a bumper crop of small, dime-sizedPoa annuaplants in bentgrass playing surfaces this spring, ...