8/30/19
Golf
Maintenance FYI
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This
week has all been about watching the Tropics. Hurricane Dorian has been on the
radar for the past 5 days and we have been watching it closely and making the
necessary plans well ahead of time.
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We
learned many things from Hurricane Irma with probably the most important lesson
being that these storms are extremely unpredictable.
Although meant as a joke, this model
shows the unpredictable nature of Hurricanes
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At
present time there is no definitive path of the storm and so we are taking all
precautions to ensure that the golf course and its assets are well protected.
This includes providing enough time for our employees to prepare their own
families and homes.
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All
turfgrass was treated with a growth regulator to prevent excessive growth. We
are predicted to receive over 5 inches of rain over the next 4 days. This rain
could cause difficulties in mowing the turf grass next week.
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All
basins have been inspected and cleared of debris. Basins prone to blockage have
had a stake placed next to them so that the drain can be easily found and
cleared to allow water to subside.
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All
equipment has been filled with fuel and our large fuel tanks filled with both
diesel and regular gas.
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All
chainsaws have been inspected and tuned as well as spare blades and chains
purchased.
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All
rakes will be removed from the course Saturday morning followed by all
flagsticks at the end of day Saturday.
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Sand
has been purchased to use for members sandbags if needed.
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All
fairways were top-dressed with sand to help with drainage
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Our
staff have been fantastic this week in preparing the course and are here to
help if needed.
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