Author Archives: Tyler Ingram

Back to Work

Posted on July 9, 2013 by Tyler Ingram

After all the rain over the past few days the sun was finally shining today and our staff was able to get back on the course and get caught up, mowing out the entire golf course twice. – Steffie Safrit

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Rain Rain

Posted on July 6, 2013 by Tyler Ingram

After 3 days of rain the course is a little wet. Rain, rain go away. – Steffie Safrit

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#3/#4 Renovations

Posted on July 5, 2013 by Tyler Ingram

A couple months ago the GCM staff completed the renovation behind #3 green’s complex and #4 tee box. #3 green’s complex was resodded with Zorro Zoysia, the same turf that was used on the renovation of #6/#15 green’s complexes in the … Continue reading →

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Thank You

Posted on July 2, 2013 by Tyler Ingram

Thanks for all the help from everyone who joined in the fun tonight at Divot Night. This was one of the largest crowds of the year with over 50 people. Thanks again to everyone and we look forward to the … Continue reading →

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Divot Night Tonight

Posted on July 1, 2013 by Tyler Ingram

Don’t forgot Divot Night tonight at the club. Bring the family and dogs and enjoy the fun with refreshments and friends. We will begin at 5:30pm in front of the golf shop. See ya there. – Steffie Safrit

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Fairway Patterns

Posted on June 27, 2013 by Tyler Ingram

Players will begin to notice changes in the fairways. For the past several years the fairways have been consistly mowed with contour lines patterns down each hole. Now, over the next weeks, you will begin to see the right to … Continue reading →

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No Mow Areas

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Tyler Ingram

One new look coming this year on the golf course are the establishment of No Mow Areas. These various areas around the golf course are sections that are basically out of play and will benefit the aesthetics of the parkland … Continue reading →

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