Golf
Golf
We have featured on radio broadcasts with NRW, and there’s even a TV programme coming up about the work they and we do on the links
Reshaping bunkers - the mini digger was hired in
(EC42). The grasslands, particularly between the 7th and 10th, support many breeding pairs of skylark (Alauda arvensis) - a bird now recognised as declining and certainly one of European conservation concern.” “We have a very good relationship with
Natural Resources Wales, so much so that we have featured on radio broadcasts with them, and there’s even a TV programme coming up about the work they and we do on the links.”
“And then there’s the STRI’s Bob Taylor; he
is so passionate and knowledgeable and has been a true inspiration to many a greenkeeper.” With so much conservation work going on,
it’s perhaps something of a surprise to find any day to day maintenance going on at all! “It’s all about presentation,” states Rhys. “It is what separates us from the rest. The changing weather patterns now mean that we are cutting well into ‘winter’ and the
course can still be very busy, so we have to work around that.” The soil profile is “nice and sandy” states
Rhys. “The greens and tees were, in the main, just cut out of the native soil, but some have been tweaked over the last decade.” “Our greens maintenance schedule is
typical for a links course. We aerate monthly with the Toro ProCore fitted with 8mm tines, put the Air2G2 across them twice a year,
”
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