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Penncross is a cultivar of creeping bentgrass, Agrostis stolonifera, developed through breeding work at Pennsylvania State University and released in 1954. It became widely used on golf putting greens because it can form a dense, closely mown playing surface in suitable cool-season conditions. Like...
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Historically dominant golf-green cultivar with broad adaptation and enduring influence; disease susceptibility and lower modern density reveal its age.
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007 is a cultivar of creeping bentgrass, Agrostis stolonifera, used in intensively managed turf, including golf-course putting surfaces. Rutgers turfgrass evaluations classify it as highly tolerant of dollar spot relative to many other bentgrass cultivars, a disease-related trait that distinguishes...
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Category-leading disease resistance, density, and broad putting-green success make it a modern benchmark; thatch and maintenance intensity remain concerns.
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Declaration is a cultivar of creeping bentgrass, Agrostis stolonifera, bred for closely managed turf such as golf-course fairways and putting greens. Rutgers and other turfgrass evaluations place it among cultivars with relatively high tolerance to dollar spot, a fungal disease that can affect bentg...
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Exceptional dollar-spot resistance and strong putting quality reduce pesticide needs; dense growth still requires disciplined cultivation.
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Penn A-4 is a cultivar of creeping bentgrass, Agrostis stolonifera, developed through Pennsylvania State University's turfgrass breeding program. It is used primarily on golf putting greens, where its dense growth and ability to tolerate close mowing can produce a uniform playing surface. Like other...
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Elite fine texture, aggressive density, and tournament putting performance drive acclaim; exacting maintenance and organic-matter control are mandatory.
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Penn A-1 is a cultivar of creeping bentgrass, Agrostis stolonifera, developed through Pennsylvania State University's turfgrass breeding work. It is intended chiefly for closely mown golf putting greens and is known for forming a dense, fine-textured playing surface under intensive management. Succe...
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Widely adopted high-density putting grass with excellent speed and quality; thatch, fertility sensitivity, and labor requirements are substantial.
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A-4 is a creeping bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera) cultivar developed at Pennsylvania State University in the 1990s and valued for fine texture and putting green performance.
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Fine texture, density, and excellent putting performance are widely respected; intensive cultural management is essential.
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A-1 is a creeping bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera) cultivar developed at Pennsylvania State University in the mid-1990s for high-density golf course putting greens.
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Exceptional density and championship putting quality earn high acclaim; aggressive growth, thatch, and demanding management create recurring criticism.
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L-93 is a cultivar of creeping bentgrass, Agrostis stolonifera, developed for closely maintained turf such as golf-course putting greens, tees, and fairways. Released in the 1990s by Lofts Seed, it became known for producing a dense, fine-textured playing surface and for resistance to several turf d...
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Strong disease resistance, vigor, and broad golf adoption established a modern standard; newer cultivars improve density and putting refinement.
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G-2 is a cool-season turfgrass cultivar of creeping bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera) developed at Pennsylvania State University in the 1990s. It is primarily used on golf course putting greens due to its tolerance for very low mowing heights. The cultivar produces a dense, upright playing surface th...
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Championship pedigree, density, and close-mowing performance support strong regard; limited current adoption and demanding upkeep reduce standing.
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Crenshaw is a cultivar of creeping bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera) developed for use on golf course putting greens. Named after professional golfer Ben Crenshaw, known for his exceptional putting skills, this grass variety was released in the 1990s. Creeping bentgrasses like Crenshaw are valued in...
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Historically respected putting cultivar with good heat performance; severe disease susceptibility and replacement by newer genetics weakened its reputation.
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Penncross Creeping Bentgrass currently leads the Putting Green results with a displayed score of 9.08/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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