Fairway Topdressing

While the course is closed, we are also applying a coat of fairway Topdressing sand. This will help smoothness, drainage and playability in the future. The following pictures detail this process.

Aerification

Golfers usually despise this process, but it is a welcome relief after another long, hot summer. Aerification is a way to introduce new material into the greens as well as create pores for air exchange. The following pictures depict our process, which includes creating the hole, applying sand, brushing it in, applying amendments and watering in all applications.

Member/Member

In anticipation of the first day of the Member/Member Tournament we are double cutting greens, mowing all short cut, using granite tee markers and Championship flags. Best of luck to all competitors!

Scuff marks

As a courtesy to your fellow members, please be aware of foot traffic and scuff marks. These marks were caught before the mowers went through, but if left unattended, they could scalp and eventually lead to thin turf.

Ballmarks

This is the time of year the roots are the shallowest and the greens are the wettest. Please take an extra second to fix your Ballmarks on the course and around the practice facilities. The practice green at the first tee was loaded with in untouched Ballmarks after this weekend. We appreciate the PACC's passion for their short game, but any help would be appreciated!

Wet Conditions

The course is still very wet. We are mowing all the short cut grass, rough and trying to get rid of all the grass clippings. We appreciate your patience as we navigate the wet conditions!

Triumvirate

Mowed out the golf course, single cut on greens, painted cups and Championship flags for the Triumvirate matches today.  Best of luck to all the competitors and I look forward to the PACC bringing home another victory.