Should we be rolling the greens for better putting?

I’ve done some writing for trade magazines over the years, and the more I hear about the practice of rolling greens, the more I like it.

Apparently, people completely abandoned it for about 50 years, then picked back up on it in the 1980s. Now, you see it a lot.

But I played golf not too long ago with a guy from Delaware, and he says his superintendent doesn’t believe in rolling greens. He also said the greens were like putting on shag carpet.

Before the Memorial Tournament this year, I saw sidewinding greens rollers all over the place. That’s all the proof anyone needs - if Paul Latshaw is doing it, almost everyone should.

Rolling greens allows you to skip a cut and keep the same speeds. So why wouldn’t everyone do it?