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Originally Posted by croughwell
Try the Executive courses... They are in far worse shape. Many executive courses also have broken, cracked and sliding concrete carts paths and areas that obviously don't even receive water and the grass is hardly ever replaced in the high traffic areas. Fertilizer is generally what keeps grass looking well and it appears to be non-existent on many courses. I've only been here since November of 2018 and the decline in the course conditions over the previous 18 months has been incredible!
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Unfortunately, all the executive courses are not in as good of shape as the country club courses. There are a lot of factors, including the amount of play, the care by the golfers, construction & maint. and of course........money.
18 months is a very short period of time. The courses have had good years and bad years.
