Tee-2-Green - Penncross Bentgrass Seed - 25 LB Bag

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Since 1955, Penncross has set the standard for creeping bentgrass excellence. Developed for rapid establishment, aggressive lateral growth, and reliable year-round performance, Penncross is ideal for greens, tees, and fairways. This medium-green cultivar thrives under a wide range of maintenance regimes and is particularly well suited for facilities seeking a consistent, manageable turfgrass solution with excellent playability.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Proven variety with decades of successful use worldwide
• Rapid establishment and aggressive spreading habit
• Excellent tolerance to heat and cold for extended growing seasons
• Strong disease resistance, including reduced risk of Dollar Spot
• Produces a smooth, uniform putting surface with minimal inputs
• Medium green color for natural, consistent appearance

Applications:

• Golf course putting greens, tees, and fairways
• Overseeding programs to rejuvenate or replace poor-performing bentgrass

Seeding Rates:

• New Seeding: 1–1.5 lbs per 1,000 sq ft
• Overseeding: 0.1–0.25 lbs per 1,000 sq ft

Maintenance Recommendations:

• Apply 0.1 lb nitrogen per 1,000 sq ft every 14 days based on growth and clippings
• Total annual nutrition: 2–4 lbs N, 2–3 lbs P, 6–10 lbs K
• Topdressing and verticutting as needed to maintain surface smoothness
• Adaptable to both low-input and high-maintenance management styles

Establishment Guidelines:

• Wait until turf reaches 0.25–0.375 inches for first mowing
• Begin mowing without clippings collection to aid canopy formation
• Expect full establishment within 6–7 weeks

Technical Specifications:

• Species: Creeping Bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera)
• Color: Medium green
• Growth Habit: Aggressive lateral spread
• Seed Count: ~6,000,000 seeds per lb
• Disease Resistance: Strong, with fewer fungicide needs
• Adaptability: Suited for cool-season climates and transitional zones
• Size: 25 LB Bag

See the full spec sheet for nutrient program suggestions, grow-in timelines, and maintenance best practices to ensure long-term turf quality.