This past winter, on the 6th hole, the wild Cherry growing on the fairway side of the cart path (at the landing area) had to be removed because it was about 80-90% dead. It's been in a severe state of decline for a number of years. The wood however, hasn't gone to waste. The live edge bowls above, were turned by my father, John Stiehler. In addition, several sections of trunk were sold to two different sawmills to make boards from. It was a tree that was sad to see go, but it definitely didn't go to waste.