The graden work we did on the putting green has started to knit together well, we gave it a light dress and brush by hand. This will give the grass something to grow into and takes out any bobble that may have been coming through as it settled down.
An insight into some of the greenkeeping practices at Piperdam Golf & Leisure Resort
Wednesday 20 June 2012
Course prep
With the opening day being on Sunday we are getting the courses prepared. The forecast for the rest of the week is quite wet so I have a couple of greenkeepers working late tonight so we get a cleaner cut on fairways and the first cut of rough around tees and greens. The strimmers have also been busy with us tidying up around bunkers, water features, trees etc.
The graden work we did on the putting green has started to knit together well, we gave it a light dress and brush by hand. This will give the grass something to grow into and takes out any bobble that may have been coming through as it settled down.
The graden work we did on the putting green has started to knit together well, we gave it a light dress and brush by hand. This will give the grass something to grow into and takes out any bobble that may have been coming through as it settled down.
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