Friday, December 16, 2011
Irrigation blowout
Had an irrigation line blow out this afternoon near #16 green. WHAT A MESS! Washed out both bunkers and left dirt everywhere.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Curbing removal
Here is a picture of some of the curbing removal that we are doing on #4. After the curb is removed, the sod will be removed, dirt smoothed, and sod replaced.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Cold weather
The weather has finally started cooling off. Here is an early morning picture of #9 with a heavy frost in the rough. The frost this time of year will set in heavier in the long grass and not so much on the greens and fairways. This is the reason that the fairways are still a little green - the frost hasn't hit them quite as hard yet.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
PG2 Timeline
Scalp down old green
Heavy verticut in two directions.

Deep tine aeration
Heavy topdress
Gas with Methyl Bromide
Remove Gassing Tarps
Seed 007 bentgrass on 9/9/11
First nutrient application
Dimple in seed for good seed-to-soil contact.
10 days after seed
15 days after seed
19 Days after seeding and 1st mow.
34 days after seeding
66 days after seeding
70 days after seeding.
Heavy verticut in two directions.
Aerate 2 times.Deep tine aeration
Heavy topdress
Gas with Methyl Bromide
Remove Gassing Tarps
Seed 007 bentgrass on 9/9/11
First nutrient application
Dimple in seed for good seed-to-soil contact.
10 days after seed
15 days after seed
19 Days after seeding and 1st mow.
34 days after seeding
66 days after seeding
70 days after seeding.
rolling greens
We are rolling greens this morning. Have two of the new guys getting trained on this. Rolling is one of the most difficult things to learn on the golf course. The steering is reversed than that of a car - it takes a little while to pick it up.
Changing cups in the Winter
We try not to change cups every day in the winter. Usually every other day unless we get a day with a lot of play. The greens are not growing as fast as they are in the summer so the old cups don't recover as fast and it will seem like there are old cups everywhere.
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