Golf · Sports Turf · Polo

Nematode control that reaches the root zone.

Turf-damaging nematodes destroy roots from below, where topical sprays can't reach. We control them where the damage starts, applied by certified applicators across the Southeast.

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FAQ

Common questions.

What is the best nematode control for golf courses?

Because nematodes feed on roots below the surface, effective control has to reach the root zone. The most reliable approach is a planned program that combines a soil-injected fumigant with a granular nematicide across the season. Southern Soils designs and applies these programs as a certified custom applicator for golf courses, sports turf, and polo fields across the Southeast.

How do I know if I have a nematode problem?

Nematode damage often looks like drought stress, disease, or nutrient deficiency: thinning, off-color turf that doesn't respond to fertility or irrigation, usually worst on sandy soils and under heat stress. A soil assay is the only way to confirm it. We can help you interpret sampling and identify whether nematodes are the cause.

Will applications disrupt play?

Every application is planned around your play calendar so your operation stays on schedule. Where a product has a re-entry interval, we coordinate timing with you in advance.

Curfew and Nimitz Pro G work together, not against each other.

A soil-injected fumigant and a granular nematicide play different roles across the season. Used as a planned program, they deliver broad-spectrum knockdown and sustained suppression on high-value turf.

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