Thursday, August 29, 2013
Topdress #12 tee
LHere is Jose topdressing the tee on 12 Whitworth to help it out after a long and hot summer. Some key benefits of topdressing our par three tees includes smoothing out the surface filling minor depressions and overtime, topdressing helps reduce thatch material or the biomass of plant parts just beneath the turf surface.
Monday, August 19, 2013
Hogan Aerification
Hogan aerification is now underway early in the morning here at Trophy Club. This will be our last aerification for over 7 months!
Monday, July 1, 2013
Aerify rough
We are aerifying the rough on number 9 of the Whitworth this morning to help relieve compaction from all the cart traffic. Later on in the day, we will fertilize it and allow the nightly irrigation cycle to water it all in. The rough on this hole should improve greatly from these practices.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Aerification
We started aerifying greens yesterday afternoon at the big putting green and the top chipping green. Aerifying is going pretty smoothly so far even today after we received 2 inches total rain yesterday and today. Here you can see us aerifying the big putting green yesterday.
Friday, May 10, 2013
Friday Morning
Greens Aerification recovery looks pretty good so far. The cooler temperatures we've experienced set us all back a little bit, but with warmer temps in the forecast, I expect the holes left on the greens to fill in nicely. Pictured is the small putting green looking towards the back of the driving range. It's a nice, foggy, kind of cool Friday morning here at TCCC.
Friday, May 3, 2013
New fairway mower
Come out to Trophy Club Country Club today and check out our new Toro Fairway Unit. Stop by the Pro Shop and guess how much the unit cost and if your guess comes closest to the actual cost associated with this unit then we will give the winner a dozen PROV1s!
Friday, April 26, 2013
Aerification of the Whitworth course will be done this coming Tuesday and Wednesday. Some of you may notice that we haven't achieved complete recovery yet on the Hogan greens. We haven't had the best weather for this time of year and it hasn't been conducive to growing bermudagrass with the cooler temperatures. We are almost a week behind because of the cooler weather but once we reach temperatures where the high and low for a single day add up to 145-150 degrees, we will start to see the recovery we've all expected. We are confident that once we start seeing warmer temperatures we will be much better off.
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