And even more snow

 

The snow came down pretty hard on Sunday morning. There were a few places that easily saw 5 inches of accumulation.

The snow is pretty but wow is it wet out there. There are a few greens left with snow on them today but most everything should be open for golf (and more rain) tomorrow. All wheels will have to stay on the path through the weekend. That means power push carts as well as manual carts. It is just too wet for anything other than foot traffic.

This week was also the week of our national conference. You know, the one where the national championship golf tournament was supposed to be in Palm Springs and the education event was supposed to be in Las Vegas. But here we are doing virtual education looking at snow from the window. The virtual education is actually working nicely however. We are able to access way more updated content than before. The main downside being not seeing our friends across the industry but that can wait. It was great to see a common phrase used around our shop show up on the top rung of this "Accountability" seminar!

Outside we were working off our "dry land" list. Josh and his team got all the trees around the buildings and parking lots pruned up nicely.

The walk up to the bathroom on 4 Sabot was also on this list. 

The old landscape walls were removed and we dug out the area to make way for a nice paver patio walk up. We should have a finished product here early next week.

We did promise to start bunker work on the front nine of the Sabot this week and that has come true. Both bunkers on 8 are ready for the capillary concrete. We will however, have to wait for the temperatures to cooperate to start with any concrete. We need one night to stay above freezing in order for the concrete to set correctly. For now we will move forward, accessing bunkers as we can in the wet, and continue digging out the old sand. We may be in for a long, wet winter this year!