Golf


It was great to have someone come in to check up on us. That expense stopped for the best of reasons: he was happy with the place, so we left it at that


Putting Green


tees over eighteen holes, with a putting green and practice bunker. The players also use a short iron field at the far end of the course.


Richard Coles is Ashley’s assistant head, and Jack Evans is a part‐time greenkeeper, with Ashley currently pushing to have Jack taken on with full hours due to the club’s recent success.


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any servicing and grinding they can’t undertake, whilst Ashley and Richard attempt minor fixes.


From around 2008 until 2013, agronomist Peter Jones took samples and gave advice. Ashley said: “It was great to have someone come in to check up on us. That expense stopped for the best of reasons: he was happy with the place, so we left it at that.” “We have contractors in for end of season


renovations who Koro the greens, because we don’t have the kit, which isn’t justifiable for us.”


“We also have our own Thatch‐Away cassettes for lighter scarification, which we get done perhaps twice a year, but these don’t go quite as deep as I’d like. Also, we do a lot of verti‐cutting, for which we have our own cassettes too, maybe once or twice a month if we can.”


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