How to manage turfgrass ants on the golf course

The turfgrass ant (Lasius neoniger) is a major nuisance pest on golf courses across much of the U.S. This ant is especially problematic on golf putting greens where it builds volcano-shaped mounds that are 2-4 in. in diameter.

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Ants on the golf course can cause a variety of problems, ranging from disruption of putting surfaces, damage to mower reels or painful stings to customers or workers. Fortunately, golf course superintendents have several options to effectively control these pests as part of their insecticide program.

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