One area of the course that was in need of a facelift was the 3 bunkers on the right hand side of #9. Fine Fescue grasses do well with minimal inputs and due to the location of the sprinklers this area was constantly being over-watered. This produced excessive growth and the grass to lay over on itself causing matting issues. The plan was to re-grass the area to Kentucky Bluegrass so that it can be maintained and the irrigation coverage utilized. The area will be maintained at 2-3" from this point on.
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Before. The native grasses were clumpy and infested with weeds. |
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First we cut the grass as short as possible and prepared the area for sod cutting. As you can see, the sod cutter did not fare so well.
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Martin weed whacking to make sod cutting easier |
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Josh and Corey attempting to sod cut |
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We decided to bring out the big toys to help with sod removal. |
Once the sod was stripped, 4,500 square feet of sod was laid. Over the course of a week, the right hand side of 9 has received a facelift.
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Finished Product! |
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