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After an extended period of rain, the sun has at last made a steady appearance. Over the past week, the maintenance team has been busy tackling a range of landscaping tasks around The Palms golf course. As part of the ongoing storm clean-up, we’ve been using the Ventrac stump grinder to clear away remaining tree stumps. This work will continue over the coming weeks as we strive to restore the course to our usual high standard. Meanwhile, our other Ventrac unit has been active on The Pines golf course, working through the pine straw beds. The wet conditions have made this quite an interesting task – less dust is being raised, and the Ventrac’s traction has allowed us to keep going despite the saturated ground. Both golf courses are slowly drying out. This week, we were finally able to mow the fairways for the first time in two weeks. Rough mowing on The Palms golf course is expected to start next week, weather permitting. |
This week, the maintenance team completed the following:
Next week, the following will be addressed:
Fungicide was applied to the tees on The Palms golf course.
Mowing was carried out on the 18th green of The Pines golf course.
Stormwater mainline work was completed on the 10th hole of The Palms golf course (contractors).
The 9th green of The Pines golf course was rolled.
The 12th green of The Pines golf course looking across to the 13th.
The 18th approach and Zoysia grass collar of The Pines golf course were mown.
Tree line mulching was completed between the 1st and 9th holes of The Pines golf course.
The 12th green on The Pines golf course looking across to the 13th.
Tree stumps were removed on the 9th hole of The Palms golf course.
Ventrac mulching was performed on the forest floors of The Pines golf course.
Tree stumps were removed on the 9th hole of The Palms golf course.
