This week the green staff will be: -Spraying the greens with a seed suppressant -Spraying the fairways and collars for weeds -Tining the greens for aeration and to relieve compaction -General cutting (weather dependant) -Sorrel rolling and shallow slitting the … Read More
Club & Course News
Course News – 8th April 2024
This week the green staff will be: -Needle tining the greens, this is for aeration on the green and should causeminimal disruption to the surface -Spraying a seed suppressant on the greens this is to stop seed production of theplant, … Read More
Course News – 2nd April 2024
The course work this week will be: Sorrel rolling the greens this is for aeration General cutting (weather dependant) Spraying wetting agent and fertilizing the greens this is part of our greens programme Bunker maintenance Spraying for weeds around the … Read More
Course News -18th March 2024
*General cutting of the course (weather dependant) *Verti-cutting the greens, this is to cut lateral growth and promote upward growth *Top dressing the greens, this is to dilute thatch and promote a firmer and smoothersurface *Bunker maintenance *Fertilising tee tops … Read More
Course News – 26th February 2024
This week the green staff will be: -Verti draining the fairways, this is to help with compaction and to allow water to pass through the profile -General cutting of the course (weather dependant) -Bunker maintenance (edging, weeding, raking and topping up … Read More
Course News – 12th February 2024
This week the green staff will be undertaking the following work on the course: General cutting (weather permitting). Verti-draining the fairways and tee tops, this is to relieve compaction and for aeration. Sorrel rolling the greens this is for aeration … Read More
Course News – 22nd January 2024
The green staff will be carrying out the following work on the course this week: The volunteers will be:
Course News – Monday 15th January 2024
This week’s course work will be:
Course News – Monday 8th January 2024
* If the course dries out sufficiently the green staff may be able to complete some cutting work. * Sorrel rolling, shallow slitting and verti-draining the greens. This is to improve airflow, relieving compaction and to help water pass through the profile. * … Read More