Looks like you have warm weather grass (the white hay colored patches) mixed with your fescue (green colored) cool weather grass.
You have to physically remove (dig out) the warm grass from your lawn and reseed with fescue.
Depending on where you live, north or south, you either want a full cool weather fescue lawn or a warm weather lawn but not both because it looks terrible in the winter as you can see in your photo.
Kschev
De thatch a few times. That dead grass needs to go, its just hindering new healthy grass from coming in. Toss some new seed down.
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Do you have a dog?
Seed, water, mow, water, mow, weed’n’feed, mow, water, mow, weed’n’feed, repeat.
Looks like you have warm weather grass (the white hay colored patches) mixed with your fescue (green colored) cool weather grass.
You have to physically remove (dig out) the warm grass from your lawn and reseed with fescue.
Depending on where you live, north or south, you either want a full cool weather fescue lawn or a warm weather lawn but not both because it looks terrible in the winter as you can see in your photo.
De thatch a few times. That dead grass needs to go, its just hindering new healthy grass from coming in. Toss some new seed down.