Ball Mark

An indentation made in the surface of a golf green by the impact of a golf ball hitting the green and where it typically has not been repaired by the golfer who hit the shot.
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Banding

The creation of wide strips, typically 2-metres or more, of uniformly shaded grass due to the action of mowing or through the use of a drag brush, chain harrow, or similar tool.
Bar

A unit of pressure, but not an SI unit, being equivalent to about 14.5 psi, but often given as 15 psi for practical purposes.
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Baseline [1]

The line marking at the end of each tennis court, from which players initially serve from.
Baseline [2]

The initial starting point from which decisions can start to be made.
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Baseline Dates

The original dates for both the start and finish of a project.
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Baseline Maintenance

A category of turf maintenance which groups variables in a way that captures the general outcomes and returns from inputs to a sports turf surface.
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Basic Principles of Greenkeeping

This relates to the traditional grass species in a golf or bowling green of red fescue and browntop bentgrass, and not newer species which are sometimes used, such as creeping bentgrass.
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Batwing Mower

A ride on rotary mower with three mowing decks.
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Bedding Display

A temporary floral display which might be located adjacent to a golf clubhouse, school entrance, leisure or sports facility buildings, or similar, will contain bedding plants.
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