Night Crawler hollow tine puncher was popular for many years.

 This hollow tine drum was also a popular method of cultivation.

 The Greens Air makes its appearance as a puncher.

Tom Mascaro invents the Verti-puncher hollow tine aerifier. 

Thatch was always a problem for golf courses especially in the south. Hand raking with special rakes was the only way to control thatch.

George Low was Pro/Greenkeeper at Baltusrol and created this rake which made the famous "Furrows of Oakmont". This was a heavy cast iron steel rake.