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This week’s focus has been on fine detail work across both golf courses, with attention given to irrigation management and ongoing bunker depth checks. Steady progress continues on The Pines golf course, where the sand is settling in well. A full granular fertiliser application has now been completed across all fairways and immediate rough areas on The Pines golf course. This will enhance the definition between the fairways and step cut, while also helping to slow ball movement towards the waterways. Turf has now been fully laid on half of hole 10 of The Palms golf course, marking a significant step forward. The new concrete cart path is scheduled for completion this Saturday, with kerbing to follow late next week, finalising the hardscaping for this hole. With the turf now in place, the hole is beginning to take shape. Landscape planting for hole 3 will commence shortly, along with several palm tree transplants between holes 3 and 10. |
Foliar fertiliser application to The Pines golf course fairways, tees, and aprons
Granular slow-release fertiliser application to The Pines golf course greens
Granular fertiliser application to The Palms golf course bunker surrounds
Continued mowing of The Pines golf course rough
Continued trimming of drain pits on The Palms golf course
Continued bunker depth checks and detailing on The Pines golf course
Renovation of The Pines golf course southern range tee
Trimming of the lake edges and rock walls on The Palms golf course
Why Pink? Each October, Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club proudly celebrates the Month of Pink in support of Griffith University’s Institute for Biomedicine and Glycomics.
Together we advance early cancer detection and pioneering research into cancer, infectious diseases, and neurological conditions.
Since its inception, the Month of Pink has raised over $150,000 for the Institute, and we look forward to continuing this meaningful tradition with our community.
