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Please wait for the finished article, remember these greens are played on no matter what the weather is dry, wet saturated you name it but I always try to give members and guests their best experience. Moving on with the times regarding frosty conditions #golfis365daysayearnow
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Disclaimer- I’ve done this for 7+ years now and seen zero damage. No more than what footfall will cause anyway. Whatever is broke you fix in spring. Like I said golf is 365 day sport now, have to move on with the times. 👍

Hi James. We use a bearing on the end of a handle to “roll” the face of the cup. Works great, especially when painting cups

Love that pal 😍

You've always had an understanding of what you can and cannot achieve to satisfy your members/visitors and that my friend is what it's all about. Nice whole presentation by the way 👍 #Greenkeeping Ps. Sort your hair out 😂

The text book doesn’t work for everyone so keep doing what you can to gain improvements. Love the “something about Mary” look 🤣🤣

Cheers 🙂. Yes 100% agree. Seen more and more greenkeepers cutting fairways in the frost and them turning out quite nice 👌 Hahaha 🤣 I didn’t think of that one, I should have kept my hat on 😅

Mate we are just like your place don’t close greens 365 days a year but I use the plastic rings in winter makes a difference save the wear on your pin 😂😂👍

Members apparently don’t like them mate. They kept ripping them out 🫣🫣

Sometimes the textbook needs chucked on the fire 😂 good job matey 👍

Thanks pal. Yes we have to try and give the members and visitors the best possible experience we can as we get so much rain when the conditions are nice I like to go the extra mile 👍👍

