Overall
this season has been very successful. We have continued to make many
improvements and repairs to our irrigation system and continued to greatly
improve the general conditioning of our golf course. The greens, tees and
bunkers are without a doubt in the best condition that they have been here in
quite some time.
What a typical greens looks like on the course this year
The biggest success and overall improvement
for the course would have to be the re-opening of the flooded holes 4, 5, 6 and
7 though without a doubt. These holes were out of play for almost four seasons
and are definitely among the nicest holes on the course. We are happy with the
stage that these holes are at so far, but some time to mature is definitely
still needed. The fairways need some time to finish filling in and the greens
need a little more time to harden up and for us to smooth out the surface. So
we appreciate your patience with these holes at this time and can assure you
they will be in the shape they should be very soon.
A view of what hole 6 looks like now
For the fall we are planning to complete some
work on improving course drainage, cart path work and the construction of a new
bentgrass sod nursery. This will all be completed along with our regular fall
preparations like, aeration, fungicide applications, irrigation blowout and
fall fertilization.
Greens aeration from last season
One other event that had occurred in the past month that personally had kept me very busy was my wedding. I was married on August 16th to my beautiful bride Janet. The day was excellent and I would also like to extend a big thank you to another great Saskatchewan golf course, the Royal Regina Golf Club. We hosted our reception and dance there and Jay Began and his staff did an amazing job. It is definitely both a beautiful and top notch facility!
A picture from our wedding day at the Royal Regina
We then spent the week after the wedding in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina on our honeymoon. We had a great time and it was a great time to recharge after a busy work and personal life period.
Golfing in South Carolina
We
hope everyone has enjoyed this golf season so far and the overall product that we are
providing to you out on the golf course. We look forward to a successful fall
and hope the rest of your golf season goes great!
Hole 17
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