In our March 4th post, we noted that we had
finished a Traq Matz installation at
#2 tee and were headed to #8 tee.
The matting is now finished at #8 tee as well. Compared to the work at #17 tee,
#8 tee was much easier. The area we were looking to cover with mats was a
simpler shape and required much less trimming. Overall, the process went very
smoothly- we finished it all in one day- and with the warmer temperatures we
have had since then, the new sod has already started to grow through the
openings in the mat very nicely.
#8 tee installation |
After we finished our work at 8 we had a few extra rolls of matting leftover. Back when we initially did the work at 17 tee and found that it was working as well as we expected, we started a list of additional areas that could possibly benefit from the Traq Matz, like #2 and #8 tees. Further down the list, #12 tee was also included and we had enough to tackle that spot also. Though it is the smallest area that we have repaired to date, it is perennially one of the worst locations for traffic related decline of the turf, which made it a perfect candidate. With enough extra matting as well as just enough leftover sod, later in the same week, we were able to complete work at #12 tee also.
#8 tee |
As we continue to see positive results, we will continue to knock other locations off our list. Slowly, we can improve many underperforming areas across the property.
#8 tee |
Final touches at #8 tee |
Completion of #12 tee |
Etiquette Reminder of the Month
Please do not climb up the steep face of the bunkers.
Also, as part of a Golf Committee initiative to improve
course etiquette, we have included links to videos teaching proper on course
etiquette. Please take a moment to watch:
Ball
Marks - How to properly repair
See you on the course!
Joe
jvillegas@bwrc.org
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