10/14/2026
We're aerating! On Wednesday and Thursday (Oct 14 and 15) we're closing down one nine each morning to give our grounds crew the time and space they need to get the work done. So on those two mornings till about noon, only nine holes will be available.
"You're aerating?! But why?? It's so annoying!"
Golf greens receive more traffic than any other playing surface, which causes the soil (and grass roots) to become compacted and the grass to become less healthy over time. Aeration helps relieve the compaction by punching holes in the soil, removing some of it (the cores) and filling the holes with sand, which allows nutrients, oxygen and water to flow more easily to the roots. This in turn creates a firm, smooth putting surface by controlling thatch and promoting healthy grass roots.
Three cheers for aeration!! 👏👏👏
