Course open from Thursday 13th
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Due to Snow the course Remains Closed Weds 12th
Further Updates re Thursday/Friday to follow
Thursday, 13 February 2020
Friday, 31 January 2020
Winter League 2020 To January end
Results after Week3 Bears
in a clear lead, Eagles 🦅 and Chargers
still to win a match
Week3 Results Week3 Summary
Week 2 WL Results Week 2 Summary
Week3 Results Week3 Summary
Week 2 WL Results Week 2 Summary
Thursday, 30 January 2020
Friday, 10 January 2020
Friday, 3 January 2020
New Handicap System
New Handicap Rules, please note that the GUI is not adopting the new system until November.
Further info here <<<
Further info here <<<
Tuesday, 17 December 2019
Frost Alert
A lot of effort has gone into improving the greens surfaces over the year, fundraising for top dressing sand, solid thining and sanding, Verticutting and fertilising.
If you are 1st out on the course on any day, be it for practise or for competition play The Onus is on the early players to play to the Temp greens if there is frost on the ground. Simply put the white flag into the Temp greens until there is a complete thaw.
Sometimes it will work out that 1 thru 8 will be on Temps & 9 thru 16 on the fulls, but on other days it may be so cold that the full course will be to temp greens.
USGA Studies:Play on frosted greensThe Problem:
Frost-covered turf on putting greens is susceptible to immediate damage from traffic. Ice crystals on and inside the plant can puncture cell walls and cell organs. When foot traffic occurs on heavily frosted turfgrass surfaces, entire plants can be killed, leaving foot-shaped patches of dead turf. Risk Assessment: Damage to the turf will occur immediately, and the symptoms of the damage become obvious as the turf grows. Healing may not occur until the next growing season begins.
If you are 1st out on the course on any day, be it for practise or for competition play The Onus is on the early players to play to the Temp greens if there is frost on the ground. Simply put the white flag into the Temp greens until there is a complete thaw.
Sometimes it will work out that 1 thru 8 will be on Temps & 9 thru 16 on the fulls, but on other days it may be so cold that the full course will be to temp greens.
USGA Studies:Play on frosted greensThe Problem:
Frost-covered turf on putting greens is susceptible to immediate damage from traffic. Ice crystals on and inside the plant can puncture cell walls and cell organs. When foot traffic occurs on heavily frosted turfgrass surfaces, entire plants can be killed, leaving foot-shaped patches of dead turf. Risk Assessment: Damage to the turf will occur immediately, and the symptoms of the damage become obvious as the turf grows. Healing may not occur until the next growing season begins.
Sunday, 15 December 2019
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