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Ball Marks

Over the past week we have started to observe the greens having more ball marks than average. It is important that the ball marks are repaired to ensure both plant health and the smoothness of the putting surface. I have added an instructional video on how to fix ball marks properly. I would just ask that everyone try to find and fix their ball mark and fix an extra one each time you are on a green. Remember: a properly fixed ball mark take two day to heal. An unfixed ball mark take 30 days if it even can recover.

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