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The grass pulls loose easily ... The fact that the roots are not holding tight does suggest either TARR or white grub worm damage. You say that you treated for insects two weeks ago.

Plus, how to prevent them from coming back. If you are noticing a lot of mound-free holes, this could be the handy work of lawn grubs. Essentially, grubs are baby insects – also known as larvae.