Same spots dry out and show fungus yearly. You want a conditioner or fungicide recommendation.
Symptoms suggest a soil issue (hydrophobicity, compaction, buried debris) rather than a simple fungus. Fungicides are pathogen-specific; wrong product wastes money and can worsen things.
The lab will identify pathogens, check soil physical properties, and give a targeted treatment plan. It’s the most cost-effective step.
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