This fall we were planning on aerifying the fairways but with the weather turning colder and the summer staff going away for the winter months we have decided to take a different approach. This fall we are going to solid tine to reduce the amount of labor needed for the cleanup and then follow with sand. We will continue to topdress the fairways to keep our outstanding winter playability.
The spring will be the time we turn to wall to wall aerification. To help us get this project done in a timely manner we will hire in a contracted company to help with the process. The weather in the spring is always intermittent so we will try to communicate the dates the best we can as we get closer to time. This year we aerified greens in early May. We will try to get the fairways done well before we do the greens in 2014.
If you have any questions about the upcoming processes please feel free to contact me.
Justin Ruiz, CGCS, MG
justinr@indiansummergolf.com
Small Putter Repair
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The last aerification cycle we harvested some of the plugs to replace some of our small putting green. If you have been around the practice area lately you probably have noticed this area. We currently have it roped off and it will not be usable until spring.
Thanks for your patience.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
Justin Ruiz, CGCS, MG
justinr@indiansummergolf.com
Thanks for your patience.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
Justin Ruiz, CGCS, MG
justinr@indiansummergolf.com
Fall Aerification
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The leaves are falling and the temperature is dropping. I didn't think it was going to warm up today.
A couple weeks ago we aerified the greens with quad tines. We typically do the quad tines in the fall and the larger, longer tines in the Spring. I like to vary the depth and size each year. This fall the project went well with very few hiccups. We timed the weather nearly perfect as we had as much rain over the next few days as we did all summer. The rain helped wash all the sand into the canopy. Unfortunately the weather has been a little cooler than my liking. It is making the healing process a little slower than normal although the greens are nearly 100% now. We topdressed this week to help smooth out any left over bumps, but the greens have done fairly well given the cooler weather.
One week ago
Couple days ago
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
Justin Ruiz, CGCS, MG
justinr@indiansummergolf.com
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