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Originally Posted by mtlee024
Green are still in very bad shape.. It has been over two weeks since they were punched, if done correctly they should have healed by now. If the people who work the courses, worked for a private course in FL, they would have been fired after two weeks. I don't understand, aerating greens is not rocket science. Do they just not know or don't care to do them correctly?
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Aeration one day and reopening the next is ridiculous. Why do it at all if you don’t close the course for at least 5 days. If that happened, you would complain about that, too. These guys work very hard from before sunrise until sunset so that we can live the dream. Sounds like a lot of you should join a private country club where the greens keeper has a college degree in Agronomy. He lives on the course free of charge and you pay $50K a year to be a member. Count your blessings and think about what we’re getting for under $2K a year.