Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Storm
Here are a few pictures of 12 fairway after storm this morning. We spent 1/2 day cleaning up debris. Good news is we did not lose any trees. Just one big limb by gold tee on 13. Course is very wet. Please be careful out there.
Rain
Golf course received over 1 inch of rain this morning. Course is very wet with lots of water draining all over course. We also have lots of debris down. Carts are on paths.
Friday, May 30, 2014
Fore The Golfer: Bunker Etiquette (+playlist)
I got this video from USGA thought it would be good to publish. We do have trouble with people not raking after they hit out of bunker. We place our rakes in the bunkers.
Krakow Cup 2014
Today was the first round of our Krakow Cup. Krakow Cup is our men's member guest tournament. I would like to personal thank my staff for their hard work this week. We had a short week to prepare for the event and they did an outstanding job. We put in some long hours this week to get ready for the tournament. Thanks to Dan Tod, Rob Bardot, Karen Burns, Tim Larrison, Sonny Stone, Kyle Frankenburg, Duane Schieble, Nick Wachter, and Dustin Maune. This is the best staff in the state of Missouri. Each one of these people take ownership of this great golf course. I could not do my job without them.
First group off # 1 Tee
Dennis Beste lining up his putt on #18 green
# 1 fairway
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Hydrojecting Greens
We just finished our first of three Hydrojecting greens. Hydrojecting is aeration using hi- pressure water injecting it into the green making a small hole. In most greens you cant even see the holes. The procedure is very easy on our greens. The holes are on a 3x3 inch pattern. As I have blog about before aeration is a vital part of our cultural practice to have good greens throughout the summer. We have Hydrojecting schedule for July and August.
3 machine were used.
It took a total of 4 hours to Hydroject all 19 greens
Flag is sticking in one of aeration holes
We got a depth of 5 to 6 inches
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