What a difference a week makes!
We've taken advantage of the conditions to get stuck in to some outstanding jobs on the course.
We
have finally started the scarification of the fairways &
approaches, which is a slow job but entirely weather dependant. All the
outstanding aeration work on the fairways & tees has been completed
and all areas have been divotted.
The full course has received a cut
(1st time for some areas) and is starting to show some colour and
growth. There are signs that germination on the greens is underway and I
expect by the weekend the lines will be plainly visible.
The greens
received some liquid nutrient on Monday in anticipation of the good
weather and the turf has absorbed it well, promoting a nice flush of
growth. Height of cut on the greens & approaches will come down
slightly for the weekend, which will help the putting surfaces. The
repair of pitchmarks would help the surfaces further, so please make
sure you repair yours.
I plan to lightly scarify the greens early
next week and follow that with a light dressing, again to move the
surfaces forward. We will also continue with the fairway work.
The
removal of the winter traffic control lines has allowed trollies much
closer to the putting surfaces. Can I ask that you don't take your
trollies between the greens and bunkers, as these areas will quick show
wear and start to thin out.
Enjoy the weekend.
Mark & the (shrunken) Greens team.
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