How Golf Courses Can Recover From Winter Injury
If your favorite course has winter damage, it can put a real damper on the excitement of spring golf. Here’s what golfers need to know about the recovery process and how long it might take.
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Can’t be from the people who trespass on the course all winter, and then complain about the course conditions in the spring…. 🤦♂️
In my newest episode we go over some similar stuff with Jon Urbanski from Wilmington CC. Hosting the BMW championship is a tough ask. I love learning more about the game from new angles, not just the golf itself, but what needs to happen for us to actually play!