I have some celebration Bermuda sod kind of like that. 6"+ of rain since I put it down about 12 days ago and more rain tomorrow.

 

There may be some dead areas, but those spots should either start growing or fill in from surrounding grass as the season progresses.

 

Not dead, keep em moist. Do they lack dirt?

 

I'm going to continue with heavy watering daily, thanks everyone. @jayhawk what do you mean?

 

Heavy?
Spammage said it well in a recent post
'As far as water goes, let the soil tell you what it needs to stay moist. Our temps are about to reach the 80's just about every day, and the 90's likely won't be far behind. Putting down 1/2" at a time is wasteful as you are only wanting to keep the sod and surface underneath moist - not saturated. This could be once per day at .1" on cloudy, cool days, or it could be .15" three times per day on sunny, dry days. You can't just put this on a one-size-fits-all type of schedule.'

 

That makes sense, thanks!

Heavy?
Spammage said it well in a recent post
'As far as water goes, let the soil tell you what it needs to stay moist. Our temps are about to reach the 80's just about every day, and the 90's likely won't be far behind. Putting down 1/2" at a time is wasteful as you are only wanting to keep the sod and surface underneath moist - not saturated. This could be once per day at .1" on cloudy, cool days, or it could be .15" three times per day on sunny, dry days. You can't just put this on a one-size-fits-all type of schedule.'