Wednesday, January 22, 2014

View from the Snack Shop ( 1/22/14 )


Over looking the 9th green on the East course. Although we have not had any rain, fertilization and warm weather has helped in the appearance of the course.


Renovation of # 2 Tee on the West Course



The 2nd tee on the West course has always posed a challenge with the tee shot as you do not have a view of any target. Construction will begin this week on renovating the tee so there will be a visible view of the green on this short par 4. It will involve some grading and elevations changes to the tee along with some brush clearance to obtain a better angle and view for the tee shot. For progress photos and updates, you can view them on this post as they are made.


Monday 1/20/14- before photos







1/20/14
Bringing the dozer up the slope in front of the tee for construction to begin



1/23/14
Removing all the existing sprinkler heads so rough grading can begin

1/24/14
Rough grading has begun



1/27/14
Removal of a pine tree that was causing shade and tree root issues with the tee box


1/29/14
Removal of the old cart path


2/3/14
Now that the cart path has been removed the rough grading and earth moving can begin.


2/4/14
The rough grading is almost complete. The goal of the project is to have a visual view of the green from the green/silver and gold tees. 



2/6/14
Installation of new drainage and irrigation piping has begun.




2/7/14
Installation of drainage/irrigation piping continues.


2/10/14
Finishing up with the drainage installation, and the first phase of pouring the new cart path begins. Phase 2 will happen this Wednesday when the West course is closed again



2/12/14
The new cart path was completed today. Final grading and fine tuning of the turf areas should be finished by Friday with the new sod being installed next week



2/17/14
The new Tifway Bermuda ( non overseeded ) sod installation began today.



Addition of a new cart path to # 8 Tee Masters course


On Monday January 20, construction began on adding a new cart path to the 8th tee on the east course. Currently many players are driving through the native area to get to the tee rather than using the stairs, so we decided to add the path for every ones convenience. For further progress photos and information they will be added to this post as construction continues


1/20/14 - before photos



1/20/14
Rough grading



1/21/14 


 1/22/14
All going well although there have been a few broken irrigation lines that have slowed down progress

1/23/14
Forming the cart path in preparation for concrete





1/27/14
Pouring the concrete for the new cart path



1/31/14
Finishing up pouring of the new cart path


2/4/14
The new cart path is complete. Now we are planting some Pennestiums and refreshing the native area with mulch to complete the project.