The parade of aerifiers, run by Shrewsbury Landscapes, began on hole number one this morning.
While they should have the coring process on all eighteen holes completed by tomorrow morning, the cleanup is what takes time.
The cores must dry before our team starts the cleanup. First we drag the cores to knock all the soil off. That leaves us the work of cleaning up the thatch laden remnants. We use a few blowers and a sweeper-vacuum to accomplish this. While the coring goes quickly it normally takes us most of the week to finish the cleanup. Please refrain from playing on holes where there are workers. We will do our best to keep inconvenience to a minimum while we accomplish this very important maintenance practice. Thank you for patience!
Monday, October 24, 2016
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Ryder Cup 2016! Behind The Scenes!
The Toro Company has put together a great Blog which goes behind the scenes at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota! Spend time with the course superintendent, Chris Tritabaugh, staff, volunteers and more! Yes you will see some Toro equipment but it truly is more about the preparations and more.
If you love this tournament as much as I do and want to find out more about what happens behind the scenes then check out this Blog...
The Ryder Cup at Hazeltine!
Other Links...
Official Ryder Cup link
Hazeltine National Golf Club
If you love this tournament as much as I do and want to find out more about what happens behind the scenes then check out this Blog...
The Ryder Cup at Hazeltine!
Official Ryder Cup link
Hazeltine National Golf Club
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