10/19/2026
Though the course is closed until Friday morning the work doesn’t stop. Disease does not take days off. Keeping the dew off and leaves cleared helps us lessen the pressure our greens are going through. Leaves and other organic matter needs to come out of our traps to keep the sand from getting muddy.
You can help by fixing ball marks and filling divots when you enjoy the course this weekend.
It is time for you to lean out your lawn at home (the disease likes the fertilizer) and keep the leaves off as much as possible. Feel free to keep leaf piles and areas which help earthworm and other fauna happy. In my experience here, as your grass gets hungrier it will harden off and go into dormancy stronger.
Now is a good time to put down your calcium which will make your soil less compatible to miss as well.
Cheers from the grounds