You might have overheard conversations between greenkeepers and club staff about the problems caused by this invasive species at your local club. Leatherjackets are the the larvae of the crane fly or daddy longlegs, and typically hatch around August or September. The creatures are quick-breeding and have a very short life-span, but can still cause untold damage to the golf course.
In this article, we explore their impact further and discuss how to support your green staff with managing the problem...
