Andy displaying the glamorous part of being an Asst. Superintendent while working on a mainline fix on hole 10. |
We seeded some sunflowers and prairie wildflowers into the native grass areas by hole 2, 3, and 6. |
Slit seeding some bentgrass seed into the areas in the collars where the Poa in struggling this spring. |
Shaping the new bunker on hole 15. |
Allie learning about "grass babies" as she calls them, looking for bentgrass sprouters on one of the new tee boxes. |
New irrigation line on the new elevated tee box on 14. |
One of the downfalls of pumping water straight out of the river to the irrigation pond, and no inlet screen on the pumpstation...fish parts clogging the irrigation heads. |
Another nice implement resurrected from the "boneyard", an old spring tiner for discing in the seed on the newly regraded area by 8 tee. |
Finally getting started on the wall for 14 tee. |
New sand bottle holder area completed, the open triangle in the front will be planted with a colorfur array of flowers as soon as the weather warms up a bit more. |
If the course doesn't flood for the next couple years, the GFCC could probably get a major championship, probably the British Open. I do find it unfair that Andy does all the work and Sam just takes pictures, just saying.
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