Golf Course
The golf course has really benefitted from the warm weather, sunshine and fertility we applied over the last couple weeks. I realized after I wrote that sentence it sounded like I was taking credit for applying the warm weather and sunshine but in reality I had nothing to do with that, only the fertilizer. 😁
The product has been very green grass and some additional growth. With roughly 300 rounds a day I can certainly see the wear on the course but for the most part we are holding our own and in good shape.
This morning we had Aerification Plus back to preform another pencil tine. We do this practice every other month or so during season to relieve compaction and keep air and water moving in and out of the soil profile/root zone.
“Let them breathe!!!”
I wanted to highlight the pine tree on the right side of #17 that we “snagged” a couple weeks ago.
This tree is a focal point of the hole and affects the way the hole is played so we didn’t want to take it down until we can establish a new treen in it’s place. We snagged it by cutting off the exterior portions of the branches which are the weakest/most likely to break off and fall to the ground creating a safety hazard.
The remain portions of the tree will be strong enough to remain in place until a new tree is established. Meanwhile the tree will continue to be used by birds, squirrels and other wildlife to live in and perch upon.
Here is the process for snagging the tree in pictures and videos
The plan is to add a tree in front of the dead pine tree sometime this summer.
Common Grounds
Thanks to our volunteers more plants have been added at the Divot and Fitness Center
Facilities
Hector continues to work on projects big and small…
Swapping out fans on back lanai
New dimmers and acoustic tiles at the divot
I look forward to seeing everyone on the course or in the facilities, and as always, if you have any questions, flag me down or shoot me an email. I always enjoy talking turf and facilities too!