We completed fairways 1-5, and 7 on Monday and did holes 17-18 yesterday morning. We plan to complete the remaining fairways on Monday.
The process included:
- Mowing the fairway
- Core aerating using a 5/8" tine.
- Ground the cores with a flail mower which turned a majority of the material into powder.
- Drove a cart with a drag mat over the remaining soil, cores and grass tufts to assist in moving the material down into the profile.
- Used a blower to remove the remnants off of the fairways.
- Mow the fairway.
This process takes between 2-3 hours depending upon the size of the fairway.
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Russ with our aerator. |
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Jason using the flail mower to grind up the cores. |
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Tom dragging the remnants to move the soil into the profile and possibly break up some additional cores. |
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You can see the cleaner path created by the blower removing the material off of the fairways. |
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Harry, beginning to mow #7 fairway. Still a dusty operation. |
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