How to Make your Lawn Look Like a Golf Course

Want a Golf Course Lawn? Watch This.

In this video, we will show you 3 simple steps to achieving a golf course lawn.

Step 1: Mow Low

The first thing you’ll notice with golf course grass is that it’s mowed low and if you want a similar ascetic you will have to do the same. Contrary to popular belief, you don't necessarily need a reel mower; a regular rotary mower can do the job just fine. However, there's a specific technique involved. We'll discuss how to adjust the height of your rotary mower gradually over several mowing sessions to avoid damaging your grass while still achieving that golf course aesthetic.

Step 2: Level your Lawn

Ensuring your lawn is level is crucial for achieving a golf course appearance. Golf courses stand out for their smooth, flat surfaces, and you can replicate this by using simple tools like sand, soil, a rake, and a broom. Today we’ll demonstrate a straightforward method to level your lawn effectively along with tips on how to source the best dirt , soil and sand for lawn leveling.

Step 3: Fertilize Often

To attain a golf course-quality lawn, consistent fertilization is key. Instead of applying fertilizer monthly, opt for smaller, more frequent doses to maintain a deep green and uniform color. Today we will use carbon-based organic based fertilizer, the same type utilized by professional golf courses, to help achieve lush, deep green grass.

Apart from the three fundamental steps we've covered, we're thrilled to welcome a guest who will share two additional tips for achieving a golf course lawn appearance.

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Timestamps:
Intro 00:00
How to Use Rotary Mower to Get a Golf Course Lawn 00:29
How to Level Your Lawn 01:42
What to Look for in a Dirt Supplier 05:17
How Much Material Do You Need To Level Lawn? 05:59
Golf Course Fertilizer 06:25
I Quit Reel Mowing 07:31
Guest Appearance 08:01

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[dyingculture]

Hey, I just wanted to tell you that I took your advice about reseeding a lawn. I followed all of your advice step by step, and now my lawn is thriving! Half of it was dirt before. It's awesome to watch your videos and you talk to us like a buddy.

[capmun]

George I just want to say that when I first came upon one of your videos years ago I was like “oh boy, another guy trying to make lawn videos “. But your vids are spot on . I’ve been making my own improvements ( and mistakes ) on my own lawn through the years and find your vids to be accurate and informative . Very relatable. Keep up the good work and thanks for keeping it simple and speaking as clearly as you do .

[tpaddock]

Just stumbled on your channel today and it's my new favourite lawn care channel! No BS, no fluff, just hard facts and really useful info.

[Emerald_Coast_Bonsai]

Finally someone suggests landscaping instead of just a big patch of grass!! Thank you!!

[itsezactually]

honestly refreshing to hear a down to earth approach to maintaining a great lawn!!

[ChrisRaynorMD]

I gave it a Thumbs up, simply because you used Pharaoh Monch’s Simon Says intro. The lawn tips were a bonus.

[rolandsalas]

I live in the Southwest. It's hot, dry, and grass is hard to get going, and keep. I like the video. It gives me a respect for really nice lawns.

[Striperman]

Nice video George. One suggestion for anyone wanting to level your lawn and looking for low spots. I have found the best way to do this if you have a smaller lawn is to use a lawn paint on it then mow your lawn on the mowers lowest setting. When done all the high spots will be cut off and won't see the paint. All the low spots will still show and that is where to dump the sand mix and spread out. You don't have to cover the whole lawn, only the low spots. 😁

[keasbeydave]

George, thanks for all the great tips. Since following your advice I have gone from a muddy weed filled backyard to a very green full lawn. I really appreciate the easy to follow instructions and the wallet friendly advice.

[justbroome]

I moved into a house with a giant lawn and am systematically shrinking the lawn space by adding beds and native plants from our area, which will save me on watering and time so I can focus on getting what turf I have left to look as great as I can. Putting in a good mix of native perennials as a base that will flower different times of the year and leaving space for fun annuals we can swap out and play with every year to try new things. I'm gonna say that it's as fun or more fun of a project to learn about than just turf lawn 😎 (don't @ me bro).

[BudgetLawns]

😂 Perennials, shrubs, and evergreens all the way. They're the gifts that keep on giving every spring. Love how you tied into the nursery. Good stuff. Really appreciate ya having me on board for this one. Now you got me thinking about a soil/sand mix instead of just all sand. Might do some test spots with that this season. Thanks again, dude. Keep up the great work!

[johnjrkean]

Been watching u for years now ..love the content brother keep it coming

[IsidroToro-Gio]

I just recently took up mowing the yard as a hobby and i really enjoy it. Thank you for the tips.

[troyhenry]

George great how to video.
You point out all the criteria needed to get that golf course lawn!

[ianmackenzie]

For flowers, start with just what you think is pretty and looks nice with the house. The wife will be a huge help with this. Consider bulbs also for when fall approaches.

[TheLawnLover]

Great video and advice George, your lawn is looking fantastic 🤜💥🤛

[lakehouselawncare]

The lawn is looking great! Impressive rotary results. Great to see Travis and another top notch video!

[Hankersonphotography]

Bruh...good job. I've never watched a shorter 10min video in my life. Had no idea it was 10mins. Good job. Keep up the good work.

[ericbredvick]

Great video! As far as what plants to add to your place. This is somethings I picked up and started to incorporate into clients landscape beds and gardens. After installing a few beds years ago I learned a lot about sizes, different characteristics, care and maintenance and so on. After I started understanding what could work and things went well. I learned that for the most part people want to have the beauty of a castle garden but do not have the time to care for it . Everbody's busy working . And a big common mistake people make is they over stuff their landscape beds not realizing how big the plant will be or grow. So many trees and bushes planted to close to the house. Years later these plants have taken over and in some cases hid the house. Also people given the choice would love to have some color signs of life in their landscape beds all year long. you can plant some very nice grasses and bushes that have great fall foliage and some plants that will show thier beauty while others may be dormant. Another thing was to purchase low maintenance plants as much as possible. We started planting lots of dwarf maiden grass and other dwarf hybrids which would maintain a small height and be more manageable. The last thing I did as a Landscape professional was to come up with themes. Themes that will maybe compliment the architecture or style of house and buildings. Many families like to put certain things they like in their yard for display and you can build a theme off that. For example we put in a yard with fence and landscape beds for an retired oil field driller. His custum pipe gates had drill bits on the posts and put a miniature pump jack in his yard along with other oilfield related items which still gets compliments.

[brooklynboy]

This guy is awesome! Don't know why I love his videos? I shouldn't, he's a Cubs fan, from Chicago and not Italian. LOL, keep up the good work