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The team has been highly productive this week, with ongoing bunker works on The Pines golf course focused on sand top-ups. Progress across the course has been strong, despite some adjustments to priorities, and we are moving efficiently through the scheduled areas. With the return of dry weather, all storm debris on The Pines golf course will be cleared this coming Monday during the course closure. On The Palms golf course, the lake excavation on hole 3 has been completed, with only a small section of the rock wall remaining. On hole 10, the bunker shaping has been finalised, and the first sections of the cart path are scheduled for completion by the end of this week, with full completion targeted for Saturday 4 October. Fairway drainage works are ongoing, the irrigation system has been fully installed and is now operating under remote control, and turf installation is expected to commence within the next 10 days. After a particularly eventful week, we are pleased to report that water is now entering the property. It will take several weeks for the lakes to fully replenish and for the golf course profiles to recover the necessary moisture levels. Despite the extended dry period, the courses have been managed effectively throughout. |
Continued bunker sand depth checks and sand movement works on The Pines golf course
Top dressed The Pines Clubhouse range tee
Marked hazard lines on both golf courses
Verti-cut The Pines golf course putting greens and the green practice hole 3
Spot sprayed grass weeds in The Pines golf course greens with selective herbicide
Applied granular fertiliser to The Pines golf course tees
Sprayed foliar fertiliser on The Pines Clubhouse range tee
Applied pre-emergent herbicide to The Pines golf course cart path edges
Applied herbicide to The Pines golf course tee and green surrounds
Commenced trimming drain pits on The Palms golf course
Trimmed irrigation on The Palms golf course greenside sprinkler heads
Detailed The Pines Clubhouse vegetable garden
Applied herbicide to The Palms golf course 10th hole to remove weeds before new turf was laid
Applied insecticide and foliar fertiliser to The Palms golf course greens
Trimming of drain pits and irrigation sprinkler heads on The Palms golf course will continue
Lake edges and rock walls on The Palms golf course will be trimmed and detailed
Weeds and runners in The Palms golf course bunkers will be sprayed
A foliar fertiliser application will be carried out on The Pines golf course fairways, tees, and aprons
Bunker sand depth checks and detailing on The Palms golf course will commence
Granular fertiliser will be applied to The Palms golf course bunker surrounds
A light top dressing will be applied to The Pines golf course greens
The Pines golf course cart paths will be edged and detailed
Tree debris piles on The Pines golf course will be cleaned up by contractors
The Pines golf course Clubhouse range tee was top dressed
Detail and clean-up work was performed on The Pines golf course Clubhouse vegetable garden
Drain pits on The Palms golf course were trimmed and detailed
Detail and clean-up work was performed on The Pines golf course Clubhouse vegetable garden
Bunker sand depth checks were carried out in The Pines golf course bunkers
The Pines golf course Clubhouse range tee was top dressed and levelled
Progress continued on The Palms golf course new 10th hole following irrigation installation, with cart paths now being installed
Bunker sand depth checks and detailing were performed in The Pines golf course bunkers
A foliar fertiliser was applied to The Pines golf course Clubhouse range tee
Detail and clean-up work was performed on The Pines golf course Clubhouse vegetable garden
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.
