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Greenkeepers News Dec 2023

We are now coming into the Winter golf season and with that comes its challenges, the weather being the biggest factor of all. 2023 has proved to be one of …

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Greenkeepers Report – April 2023

Welcome to the April 2023 Greens Report Greens After last month’s removal of thatch through coring and top dressing the recovery period took longer than anticipated due to the excessive …

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Greens Report – Dec 2022

Firstly, I would like to wish all of our members a Happy New Year from myself and the team. We are all very excited about the year ahead! As we …

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Greens Report November 2022

Great news! Our new greens mower arrived this week and it couldn’t have come at a better time with more issues happening with our existing one over the last few …

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Greens Report – September 2022

Greens Our hollow coring was completed on schedule at the start of the month and we have seen some fantastic fresh growth coming through. The recovery has been good but …

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Greens Report June 2022

Another busy month with the greens, we have now lowered the heights down to 3 mm for the rest of the summer which should increase the speeds after the recent …

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Greens Report May 2022

Greens A busy time with the greens this month, they have been fed with granular fertilizer, liquid feed of seaweed, wetting agent, and root booster applied to reduce stress and …

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Greens Report April 2022

The renovation of the greens was not as straightforward as anticipated but the results have shown the necessity of the task. The new seed we used has taken really well …

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Greens Report Feb 2022

Firstly, I must thank all the volunteers that gave up their time on Monday. Helping clear up the debris left behind from Storm Eunice was extremely appreciated. Between our team …

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Greens Report December 2021

Happy New Year and apologies for the late report! In December our tinning work continued on the greens, and they have been solid tined to a depth of 3/4 inches …