1. A fine-textured grass of the genus Agrostis, commonly used for lawns, golf courses, and putting greens.
Usage: Often used in the plural form 'bentgrasses' when referring to multiple species or varieties.; Common in turf management and landscaping contexts.

Examples

• The golf course superintendent chose bentgrass for the putting greens because of its fine texture.
• Bentgrass requires regular maintenance and proper watering to thrive in warm climates.
• Many homeowners prefer bentgrass for ornamental lawns due to its attractive appearance.
• The bentgrass on the fairway was mowed to a precise height for the tournament.
• Creeping bentgrass is one of the most popular varieties used in professional golf courses.