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We are pleased to report that we have water on site once again. After a lengthy delay, The Palms golf course is fully filled, with The Pines golf course currently sitting at 75 per cent capacity. All lakes are expected to be topped up within the next week. Heavy irrigation has commenced across both courses to restore the soil profile, and after only a few nights on The Pines golf course, conditions are already showing improvement with targeted irrigation now underway. Bunker works on The Pines golf course are progressing steadily, with approximately one-third of the course completed. On The Palms golf course, turfing has commenced on the 10th hole, beginning around the bunkers before moving progressively down the fairway towards the tees. This marks an exciting stage as the hole continues to take shape. |
Applied a light top dressing (dust) to The Pines golf course greens
Removed tree debris piles on The Pines golf course (contractors)
Stump ground tree stumps on The Palms golf course 14th and 15th holes
Applied fungicide to the greens on both golf courses and watered in
Applied foliar fertiliser to The Pines golf course fairways, tees, and aprons
Edged and detailed The Pines golf course cart paths
Continued bunker sand depth checks and movement on The Pines golf course
Continued trimming and detailing The Pines Clubhouse gardens
Mulched The Pines forest floors using the Ventrac
Spot sprayed selective herbicide on The Palms golf course greens to remove unwanted grass weeds
Installed fairway bunkers and commenced turf laying on The Palms golf course new 10th hole
An insecticide and wetting agent application will be carried out on The Palms golf course fairways, tees, and aprons
Trimming and detailing of The Pines Clubhouse gardens will continue
Trimming of valve lids on The Pines golf course will continue
Bunker sand depth checks and movement on The Pines golf course will continue
Mulch will be spread throughout The Pines gardens
Lake edges and rock walls on The Palms golf course will be edged and detailed
Applying fungicide to The Pines golf course putting green.
Light top dressing (dusting) on The Pines golf course greens (putting green shown).
Applying foliar fertiliser to The Pines golf course fairways, tees, and aprons (6th fairway shown).
Brooming in The Pines golf course greens after dusting has been completed (6th green shown).
Double cutting The Pines golf course greens with groomers (2nd green shown).
Chipping tree debris piles on The Pines golf course 6th hole (contractors).
Preparing The Palms golf course 10th hole for new turf.
Removing tree stumps on The Palms golf course 1st hole (contractors).
Stump grinding on The Palms golf course 14th and 15th holes (contractors).
The Pines golf course 2nd green following dusting.
Watering in The Pines golf course putting green after fungicide application.
Trimming and detailing gardens at The Pines Clubhouse.
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.
