There have been some concerns that a golfer playing the blue
tees on the first hole could accidently hit someone in the Bistro with their
ball. In order to prevent that from happening, there were two possible solutions: First was to move the blue tee forward and eliminate
the back tee. Golfers did not like the idea of shortening the golf course, even
by a few yards. The other solution was to put up some short fences, hidden from
view by some low shrubbery. The fences would stop any ball from hitting someone
in the Bistro. The problem with doing this was that it would block the pro shop’s
view of players coming down the 9th fairway. The final solution was
to lower the blue tee so that the fences and shrubs would be no higher than the
blue tee is now.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Third annual 'Demo-Day' a Huge Success
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Demo Day this Monday, March 18th
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Golf Course Committee Meets
The Golf Course Committee met golf course architects Don Knot and Gary Lynn, as well as golf course irrigation designer, Russ Mitchell. Don Knott and Gary Lynn have been hired to do the design work for new concrete cartpaths. Russ Mitchell was hired to design a new irrigation system for the golf course.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Coots Be Gone!
Within days of hanging this "beach ball" by the lake on the 7th hole, all of the coots who were hanging around the area disappeared. Could the ball have frightened the birds away? We'll never know for sure. We are now going to move the ball around the golf course and see if it scares geese away. Stay tuned and keep your fingers crossed.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Fixing a Ball Mark
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

