Tree Removal at #15 Tee

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The tree on the right was removed last Monday. It was very dangerous with very large dead branches and rot in the main bole. Its proximity to the tee made it hazardous. The stump is scheduled to be ground down this coming Monday 1/24/11.

Creek Erosion # 4

View from Bridge #4 on 1/11/11 (Click Photos to Enlarge)


San Francisquito Creek undercutting part of the creek bank on #4

Not Quite!

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Please be courteous to your fellow players and do a good job raking the bunkers. The Maintenance Crew only rakes the green-side bunkers Tuesday - Friday in the wintertime.

Banana Slug Bonanza

The mild damp weather has brought out the Banana Slugs!

I got close to them so you don't have to......

These were taken near the lower cart path at tee #17.

It's Fall!

#10 Tee Green 12/14/2010 (Click to Enlarge)

Find the cup!

Driving Range Kikuyugrass

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Q: Why is the driving range turf so yellow?

A: Frost and cold temperatures have caused the kikuyugrass to go into dormancy. "Kikuyu" is a warm season grass, best known from its presence at golf courses in Southern California. But it actually grows quite well here. It can be wiry and problematic in rough and around greens, but works well in low maintenance areas like our driving range. Look for a green up of the kikuyu around Feb. - March.

Frosty Fall Images 11-29-2010

It has been unseasonably cold the last couple weeks, with temperatures down to 29 degrees. Frost delays have been frequent........

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