Greenkeepers across the UK are dealing with outbreaks of Microdochium patch after conditions created "the perfect storm", according to a leading expert. Microdochium Nivale, previously referred to as Fusarium, is a fungal disease that affects fine turf, particularly in mild, damp conditions. It weakens grass plants and leaves circular scars that can be unsightly while also impacting playability. While greenkeepers are well-versed in its management, this season's outbreaks have been so severe that even the most prepared courses have been affected to some extent. Read more here: bigga.org.uk/news-listing/th…