This morning, all fairways were fertilized with a 22-0-7 fertilizer analysis, which contains 22% Nitrogen and 7% Potassium. This will give the fairways a nice flush of growth and help areas recover from the period of three weeks when the whole golf course was waterlogged. Every year we do a fall fertilization, usually a few weeks later than this year. This application will also be the primary driver behind spring green up in 2026. Grass will store carbohydrates over the winter and use them come spring.
Our new equipment lease arrived last week, which included to roller like the one above. It's exciting to have new equipment to use to maintain the golf course and we're most appreciative of the Club continuing to invest in the agronomy department!