Calvin checking out the ice damage on the double green |
The third wave of our turf care team has come on board this week, and not a moment too early as it is going to be a huge undertaking to clear the course of debris and elk droppings that have accumulated over the winter. I have estimated in a week or two we will have an army of 60 to 70 staff, many from other departments, working towards getting the golf course in shape for opening day. The next few weeks are going to hopefully be organized chaos, as there is going to be a million things going on at once. I am extremely happy to have Trent on our leadership team, as he has stepped up and become a great leader that the crew respect. I find this even more impressive as most of the staff can’t understand what he says due to his thick Australian accent as well as his poor taste in country music.
I would also like to welcome our new foreman, James Bryce, to our supervisory team. James has just graduated from the Senecca turf program and has over 5 years experience at Algonquin Golf Course, which is in New Brunswick. He will no doubt play a big role in the success of the turf care team as he will shoulder most of the spraying as well as being another voice out on the course.
Hope everyone has a great week.
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