Hello. Just looking to see if anyone has any experience or ideas with this issue.
On a course with natural/grass tees, the tees are fine during the months when the grass is nice and thick. However, with the grass in its current state, the ground is getting loose and muddy. Not soaking wet mud puddles or anything. Just had footing muddy. When the ground dries out, and the grass is back, it should be fine.
I cannot install any sort of tees, so no concrete, no rubber, no pavers, etc.
So to supplement the current, dirt/mud situation, do you think that just adding some wood chips/mulch would help? I'm talking a light coating and not fully mulch tees. I thought about gravel but don't want it to affect maintenance/mowing this coming year. The mulch will decompose and hopefully not affect the tees this coming year.
Thoughts? Thanks.
On a course with natural/grass tees, the tees are fine during the months when the grass is nice and thick. However, with the grass in its current state, the ground is getting loose and muddy. Not soaking wet mud puddles or anything. Just had footing muddy. When the ground dries out, and the grass is back, it should be fine.
I cannot install any sort of tees, so no concrete, no rubber, no pavers, etc.
So to supplement the current, dirt/mud situation, do you think that just adding some wood chips/mulch would help? I'm talking a light coating and not fully mulch tees. I thought about gravel but don't want it to affect maintenance/mowing this coming year. The mulch will decompose and hopefully not affect the tees this coming year.
Thoughts? Thanks.