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Rules of Golf Review: The greens at your course are in rough shape. Here's what you can do—and can't—to make them betterYou can live with burnt-out fairways, unkempt bunkers and tee boxes that are more mud than grass, but most golfers will agree ...
So why isn’t every course able to maintain firm greens? That’s what we discussed with Mike Dachowski, the director of agronomy at Shelter Harbor Golf Club, a Second 100 Greatest course in in ...
Micah Siemers, Director of Engineering for Bartlesville, says that despite the wettest recorded November, progress has not ...
The holiday season should bring good vibes and relaxation, but things are about to get really expensive for Mission Trails Golf ... Diego course destroying the 8th, 10th and 18th greens.
The $2.4 million project is in full swing as part of a massive renovation effort. Set for summer 2025 completion.
Putting green covers may also require maintenance to keep them in place during high winds. Keeping a close eye on the golf course throughout winter sets the table for great spring golf. Winter is an ...
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