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Golf Course Update

The golf course is slow to "green up" because of the unseasonably cold temperatures. When it does warm up (hoping next week) we should start to see the brown areas turn green. This week the greenkeepers have begun raking and smoothing out the bunkers to get them in "mid-season" form. Between the snow and winter rains, the sand has shifted and needs to be redistributed in an even matter. It roughly takes two weeks to iron out all the surfaces. On greens, we are beginning to lower the height of cut to increase green speeds. We hope to see you out on the golf course!

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With the help of architects Brian and Blake, we are now seeing what the new bunkers look like. This one is on 10 green right side. They will not have the fescue "eyebrow" we have had in the past. For more updates, please follow me @BrendanJByrne01 on Twitter.