Not a lot to report this week with the huge week of golf that is conducted by the Veterans completed. Combined with member play and a busy Friday afternoon timesheet there were more than 1200 players play the West course from Monday to Friday!! As usual all credit to the players in the Vets comp and the volunteer spotters and rakers as the courses are always left in clean and tidy condition.
The courses are drying out and some rain would be welcome any time it would like to arrive. One of the difficulties irrigating at this time of year in lower temperatures is that too much water gets put on to the shaded side of the fairways. A perfect example below on 5R fairway where there is a very dry area in the busy walkway next to the bunker but the left side of the fairway where it is heavily shaded is still quite wet. There is a sprinkler in the middle of this area which if operated would make the left side of the fairway wet. You can almost see a line down the middle of the fairway where the shade line is. This happens on almost all east / west aligned fairways that have shade on the northern side.
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