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One of the greenstaff was mowing fairways using a trailing gang mower. When he heard the loud noise he assumed that something had got caught up in the cylinders, but couldn’t figure out the exact problem


A view of the beautiful par 3 hole 6


applying granular fertiliser three times every year - a spring and late summer application of 14:3:6 and a winter feed using 6:5:10. During the growing season, he applies the old reliable Sulphate of Iron in liquid form, mixed in with some liquid feed. It seems to work well as the greens were in excellent condition when I visited the course. There is no budget for fungicides or growth regulators. Sand topdressing is put out on the greens


and tees, usually in March. “I would like to apply sand more often, but it is very expensive. If and when we get a bigger membership base, I hope to be able to apply sand at more regular intervals,” confirmed Donal.


And, to finish, a story from the dark side: When Donal started out at Ashfield Golf Club in the 1990s, Northern Ireland was still experiencing ‘The Troubles’. Donal told me of several incidents when bullets would fly


overhead. One particular story stands out, as he recalls: “I remember working on the course one day when I heard a loud banging noise. I looked around and saw, in the distance, a lorry with IRA men on it. They were pointing and shooting at a British army helicopter flying overhead. The troops in the helicopter were returning fire back at the snipers, so I ran for cover.” “In the meantime, one of the greenstaff was mowing fairways using a trailing gang


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