Quantum Growth® Improves Golf Course Turf with Increased Root Health and Faster Grow-In Rates
Ensuring beautiful greens is priority number one for golf courses. Course superintendents are always trying to find smarter, cost effective ways to keep their grounds looking their best. A number of golf courses in Florida incorporated Quantum Growth into their best practices for maintaining their greens. The results were astounding, with increased root depth and density, faster grow-in rates, reduced irrigation amounts, and increased resistance to common turf diseases.

Notice the increase in root depth and density with the Quantum Growth plug. Based on these results, the course now applies Quantum Growth in every irrigation cycle.

Note the darker green color with the Quantum Growth treated side of the turf.
“I wanted to let you know that what we found with the cores we pulled was astounding! Four weeks ago, I checked root depth and mass on the greens and could not find a healthy white root more than approximately 1 inch. Yesterday, virtually all of the cores exhibited phenomenal root mass with healthy roots exceeding 4 inches!”
-Asst Golf Course Superintendent
Southwest Florida

University of Florida Turf Study
Findings from a turf study conducted by the University of Florida showed that the application of Quantum Growth resulted in root length increases of 30%, and an increase of the number of root tips of 53%.

Quantum Growth’s effect on Root Growth and Density
The Quantum Growth treated turfs have much larger and more turgid roots. The soil from the Quantum Growth treated plug demonstrates the ability to hold water better than the control plug due to photosynthetic bacterial mass and larger roots.


Quantum Growth’s effect on Root Growth and Density
The Quantum Growth treated turfs have much larger and more turgid roots. The soil from the Quantum Growth treated plug demonstrates the ability to hold water better than the control plug due to photosynthetic bacterial mass and larger roots.


“I wanted to let you know that what we found with the cores we pulled was astounding! Four weeks ago, I checked root depth and mass on the greens and could not find a healthy white root more than approximately 1 inch. Yesterday, virtually all of the cores exhibited phenomenal root mass with healthy roots exceeding 4 inches!”
– Jeff Lloyd, GCS / Bartram Trail Golf Course