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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

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

COURSE REVIEW & WINTER PROGRAM 2019/20 Introduction As we come to the end of another season, we have made plans for the program of work to be undertaken before the

We’ve all heard of April Showers, but that certainly hasn’t been the case this April. At times it can be very challenging on the East Coast, especially when the wind

March was another decent month, plenty of sunny days and good conditions to get out playing. There was more rain than we received in the first 2 months of the

It’s hard to start February’s update without mentioning the unseasonal weather conditions. Warm sunny days have been plentiful with temperatures in the high teens consistently. The course has been extremely

Although the start to the year has been more akin to winter, it has still been kind enough for us to continue with our work and even if we stopped

2018 has been quite unique, going from one incredible extreme to another in weather conditions, although the final part of the year has been more settled. Up until mid April

We’re finally into winter conditions on the golf course, as November ended with 3 inches of rain in a little over a week, restrictions are now in place. Work has

The off season can be a testing period for Greenkeepers, with no better example than last winter. Despite that though, I’ve always seen the time away from the regular course