There has been much discussion regarding the deep roughs that we have traditionally called “natives” and “fescues”. There’s a reason why we have both, and there seems to be some misinformation out there regarding them, so I’ll attempt to create some clarity. First, what is a Native? Native grasses between 15 and 16 Natives are […]
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With another 1″ plus of rain early this morning, we are delaying carts on the golf course. We will reevaluate the course at noon for cart usage for the remainder of the day. Thanks for your patience. Mike Manthey
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Even though we’ve only been open for a month, I’m calling this the “early summer” update. It’s been very difficult to remind myself, and others, that we’ve only been playing golf for 30 days. Yes, its June, but our progress on fine tuning the property, and especially the turf itself, is a good reminder that […]
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We’ve finally ditched hibernation, the 2018 golf season is about to begin! I don’t need to tell you that this year has been anything but ordinary. Yes, the golf course will open almost a month later than last year, but lets focus on the positives, and what you’ll see in your first few rounds at […]
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After a long morning of removing snow from the parking lot and around the clubhouse, we’ve just set new tracks for the winter ski/walking trails. With warmer temps and wonderful sunshine, it should be a great week to come out and enjoy! Mike Manthey
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With 5” of fresh snow, the trails are freshly groomed and ready. Come out and enjoy! Mike Manthey
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The winter trails have been freshly groomed, and the forecast looks great! Remember, if you are a snowshoer or walker – stay on the far left side of the trail. Walking down the middle will make it unskiable for the skate-skiers. Come out and enjoy! Mike Manthey
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Brad is out grooming the winter trails this morning. Come out and take advantage of today’s weather! Mike Manthey
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Well I guess we got what we were asking for (or some of us anyway)! We needed the snow, as ~30% of the course was completely exposed to the cold wind and temperatures. Snow is the best insulator to protect the fine turf against winter desiccation. At the course, ~12″ dropped last night, but even more […]
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For you snow enthusiast out there, I feel your pain. This year has been less than stellar to get out and cross country ski and/or snowshoe. The few times we’ve had snow this year, it’s been so cold and windy that it hasn’t stayed in place. This week is no different. We attempted to groom […]
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