It’s hard to focus on anything other than the Coronavirus crisis, such as it’s influence on every part of our daily lives. In this month’s update I will explain how
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog Febraury 2020
The first week in February was in stark contrast to the rest of the month. All 27 holes were in play and buggies were permitted as the course became very
Update with the Rules Guy 25/2/20
The Rules Blog This week we look at Swans and Geese, no it’s not a nature blog ! One of the perils of playing golf in the countryside is the
Updates with the Rules Guy 18/2/20
The Rules Blog Sprinkler Heads have probably given rise to more wrong rulings than anything else, so it’s time to clear it up under the 2019 edition of the Rules.
Update with the Rules Guy 11/2/20
The Rules Blog This week we look at your options when faced with an Immovable Obstruction. Our Local Rules define all fixed signage boards, winter tee boxes (other than when
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog January 2020
The first month of 2020 hasn’t been too eventful, certainly in regards to the weather, with a mixture of both wet and dry spells throughout the month. It has been
Rules Guy Update 11/2/20
The Rules Blog This week we look at your options when faced with an Immovable Obstruction. Our Local Rules define all fixed signage boards, winter tee boxes (other than when
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog December 2019
Another year goes by in what seems like the blink of an eye and as with most of my December blogs, I like to look back over the year and
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog November 2019
After an extremely wet October, November has been no different. In recent years we are seeming to have prolonged wet periods or prolonged dry periods, there doesn’t appear to be
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog October 2019
October has been the wettest month of 2019 by far. At the end of September there had been 397 mm’s (approx 16 inches) of rain since the start of the