A number of canals and lakes have already been built ...


will definitely improve from practice on this course.


As with the existing nine- hole course, all the greens will be sown with a mixture of grasses using Barenbrug’s Bar Platinum seed mixture.


· 30% Bargold Perennial ryegrass


· 25% Barcrown Slender creping red fescue


· 25% Barpearl Slender creeping red fescue


· 10% Bargreen Chewings fescue


· 10% Heriot Browntop bent. The tees have been made as


large as possible to cope with the wear and tear. They have been sown with a ryegrass seed mixture, with some smooth stalk meadow grass sown in for additional stability.


With nearly all the greens and tees seeded most of the remaining work is finishing off small bunker placements and completing the water features. Barrie and Richard are confident that the course will be open for play by late Spring. The soils soon warm up in the Spring initiating early growth and thus


making grass establishment and growth at Woodside very good.


A watering system has also been installed for the greens and tees which will be a great asset for maintaining the new nine-hole academy course. It is amazing what can be achieved when all the resources are collectively available and the window of opportunity prevails.


· Woodside will be able to offer another challenging pay and play facility for its members and customers.


· The Directors and staff have undertaken the experience of a lifetime having built their very own golf course.


· Barrie will have completed another milestone in his career of Golf Course Construction


The golf course Director and the company Directors hope this new facility will improve the golfing experience at Woodside. Above all they want to encourage both the novice and experienced players to improve their golfing skills by tackling the challenges and intricate


designs the course will offer when it opens in 2006.


construction team at the new academy course


The ‘in-h


“It’s amazing what can be achieved when all the resources are collectively available ”


house’


Designed to feature a number of hazards - bunkers, water, trees


... constructed by simple excavation, modelling and laying out membranes


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