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bentgrass

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bent grass also bent·grass (bntgrs)
n.
Any of various usually weedy grasses of the genus Agrostis native to chiefly temperate regions. Some are grown for pasture, turf, or putting greens on golf courses.


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The 2007 birdie spree, when Zach Johnson went round in 60 on the third day and Tiger Woods posted a 23-under-par tally to lower the 72-hole record by six, was on the old Bentgrass greens Last year With Tiger Woods unable to defend and Sergio Garcia failing to polish things off, Camilo Villegas won his second FedEx Cup event in a month with an extra-time par on the 18th hole that the Spaniard could not match.
PLEASANT VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB in Little Rock didn't plan on converting its bentgrass greens in 2009, but Mother Nature intervened.
Walking allowed: Yes Credit cards accepted: Visa and MasterCard only Course designer: William Tucker Grass: Kentucky bluegrass fairways; bentgrass greens Course age: 62 years Other services: Lessons for adults, junior groups and private.
 
 
 
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