After almost 7 months of waiting the drilling started early this morning on the test well. For the next 7-14 days the drill will make its way down 1500' through sand and rock. Once the test well is complete we will send a device down to take measurements. The data from this device will be analyzed and a well will be designed to accommodate the estimated production if any. Even with the best technology available there is a possibility we will not hit water or enough to justify developing a well.
Please be aware of signage around the area. It may be different from your last round. Currently there is a white line painted across the front of the work area. Everything above the white line in mandatory ground under repair. Please do not get close to the equipment or engage workers. The area is an active work site and can pose a danger. If you have any questions about the well or the process please contact Justin Mandon or Scott Hoyt.
Allister MacKenzie
“A golf course should be made interesting and a good test of golf by the tilt of the greens and the character of the undulations.”
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Fairway Top Dressing
We are top dressing the fairways this week. This will be the first of 4 fairway top dressings this season. We are confident in our execution and believe the impact is minimal to members and guests. The benefits from frequent fairway top dressing are, reduced thatch accumulation, increased water infiltration, firm playing surfaces and reduced disease severity to name a few. We appreciate your support during this important application.
Rough Aeration and Seeding
The recent dry weather has given us an opportunity to aerate and seed the areas in the roughs still recovering from the drought. We identified the areas we felt would have the most impact and then expanded the scope throughout the week. Once we get some warm rain these areas will germinate and fill in. Weather permitting, we will continue to aerate throughout the entire property.
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