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JUNE GOLF COURSE UPDATE

As May comes to an end and we move into a drier stretch of weather, our team has been busy making improvements around the golf course to enhance your experience.


In May, we completed several projects including improvements to the driving range appearance, stump removal and new seating areas, painting of the 17 pumphouse, reopening the 15 tee for play, and spraying broadleaf weeds.

Looking ahead to June, we will be working on pond fountains, flowerpots at the driving range, painting the 7 pumphouse, riverbank cleanup, mulching around the clubhouse and golf course, and clearing the hillside on hole 4.

We are making great progress and look forward to having the course in great shape for the upcoming golf season. We hope to see you out on the course soon.

Seth Namestnik

Superintendent

MAY GOLF COURSE UPDATE

Despite the frequent showers in April, our team has taken full advantage of every dry window to maintain the course and move forward with key projects. With May’s arrival, we look forward to more favorable weather and continued progress.
 
During April, we focused on several improvements, including:
 
– Seeding and filling tree stumps.
– Completing spraying operations and applying fertilizer to all playing surfaces.
– Starting the irrigation system and completing electrical maintenance on the pond fountains.
– Advancing the grow-in of the 15th tee.
 
In May, our priorities will shift toward playability and presentation. We aim to open the 15th tee during the second week of the month. Other upcoming projects include clearing brush on hole 4 to improve lines of sight, enhancing the driving range, and adding fresh sand to bunkers. Additionally, we will begin verticutting and topdressing greens to ensure a smoother, more consistent playing surface.
 
We look forward to seeing everyone back on the course soon.

APRIL GOLF COURSE UPDATE

As March comes to a close, we’re making progress in preparing the golf course for the upcoming season. Our crew has been focusing on debris cleanup and tree maintenance, including clearing previous work, filling stumps, and seeding.

Mowing operations are already underway—approximately two and a half weeks ahead of last year’s schedule—putting us in a strong position as the season approaches. We are also preparing the 15th tee for grow-in once temperatures stabilize.

Additionally, we have begun enhancing our water features with new fountains planned for the ponds on holes 7, 8, and 17. Spraying operations are also in progress to support turf health to promote smooth, consistent playing conditions. 

We are continuing to grow our team by hiring additional crew members to further elevate course conditions and enhance the overall experience for you and your guests. We look forward to welcoming you back to the course soon.

MARCH GOLF COURSE UPDATE

As we move into warmer temperatures, our maintenance team is shifting focus to prepare the golf course for the upcoming 2026 season. We are currently finishing winter equipment servicing and tree work that has been ongoing over the past few months.

To improve our efficiency and overall course conditions this year, we are adding several new pieces of equipment, including a new bunker rake, an additional buffalo blower, and a heavy-duty utility cart.

Our spring cleanup process will begin in the next couple of weeks as we bring back additional crew members. We will prioritize cleaning around the greens and tees before moving to the fairways and rough. This is a tedious process with a limited crew, so we appreciate your patience as we work to prepare the course as quickly as possible.

Additionally, we are addressing the extensive tree work completed this winter. This includes cleaning up debris and filling and seeding over a dozen stumps.

We will determine an official opening date for the greens as the weather becomes more consistent. Once that date is set, we will begin placing course accessories out for the season.

Spring is right around the corner, and we look forward to seeing everyone on the course soon.

Thanks,

The Maintenance Team