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This week, on The Palms golf course, the team received more rainfall than expected, with over 100mm recorded throughout the week. Despite this, renovation progress remains steady and on track. Greens were dethatched, mowed at 2mm, aerated, and treated with amendments to aid recovery. Tees were dethatched and cleaned, while fairways underwent deep slicer aeration and dethatching. Contractors continued tree removal on holes 16 and 17 and began constructing the rock wall along the lake edge for the new 17th tee and adjoining 16th hole. On The Pines golf course, foliar fertiliser was applied to tees, green aprons, and fairways, with bunker detailing and fungicide and insecticide treatments completed on greens. Renovation works commenced on the large practice green and hole 21 green, alongside the application of amendments to the new tee on the 10th hole of The Palms golf course. Next week, foliar fungicide will be applied to greens and general preparation will continue on The Pines golf course. On The Palms golf course, works will include verticutting and topdressing greens, mowing and topdressing tees at 6mm, and continued aeration, dethatching, and clean-up of fairways. Contractors will also progress rock wall construction, install Hydrowick drainage, complete path repairs, and lay new turf on the 10th tees.
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Greens
Tees
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Contractors
Foliar fungicide will be applied to greens on The Pines golf course
General preparation work will continue on The Pines golf course
Greens
Tees
Fairways
Contractors
Core sweeping the large practice green on The Pines golf course
Maredo scarifying The Palms golf course fairways
Maredo scarifying greens
Mowing the large practice green on The Pines golf course at 2mm
Hatsuta Core Sweeper cleaning off green surfaces after ProCore hollow tine aeration
Maredo scarifying greens
Hatsuta Core Sweeper collecting cores
Mowing The Palms golf course greens at 2mm after scarifying and Ventrac brooming
Mowing The Palms golf course greens at 2mm after scarifying
ProCore hollow tine aeration on the greens after mowing at 2mm
Rake-O-Vac cleaning up scarifying debris from green surrounds
ProCore hollow tine aeration on The Palms golf course greens
Rocks delivered for the wall at the 16th and 17th tees on The Palms golf course
Rock wall construction on The Palms golf course 16th tee
Shockwave aeration on The Palms golf course fairways
TR-50 scarifying tees
Tree removal for the new 17th tee on The Palms golf course
Tree contractors clearing the right-hand side of The Palms golf course 17th fairway lake edge
Tree contractors clearing areas for The Palms golf course 17th tee extension
Tree contractors clearing the right-hand side garden on The Palms golf course 17th fairway lake edge
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.
