Sand To Fill Holes

I used the sand from my son's old basketball goal bottom. It was the play sand they sell at Lowes. It was just for some small areas here and there, but worked fine. This was late July last year and you can't tell where the sand was put down.

It worked for me

it will work fine. most of the sand that was provided for sandbags was riversilt which is even better.

yep, the sand is river sand, also called "sugar sand" and it self levels and almost melts into the ground when it rains. the downside to it is until the grass locks it in place with a good root system, its easy to be displaced by a lawn mower or something driving over it so its best to dig up some of your dirt, put the sand in the hole, then put your "better" dirt over it and it will be more stable and less likely to shift under the lawn mower if its in a place where you normally turn the wheels.

Yea 'mostly' was a bad choice of words. It seems like there is a lot of dirt in with the sand? Now that I know it's probably river silt that makes a lot more sense.

River Silt works well but wil also give you problems with sedges and crap Bermuda