
09-10-2023, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by village dreamer
give it to mitch leininger dir of ex golf 352 674 1885
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Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive
I've often wondered about the lack of consistency, course to course, for the executive courses. You can have two courses adjacent to one another, one of them quite well maintained, and the other...well...
A good example is El Santiago and El Diablo. They share a starter shack and parking lot, but the maintenance is light-years apart. We played El Diablo yesterday, and hitting anything off a fairway was like playing your ball from a gravel parking lot overgrown with weeds. Not all of the fairways, surely, but enough for it to be obvious--and inconvenient. El Santiago on the other hands has fairways that are quite well-maintained.
Second thing I wonder about is how they decide which courses should be closed for maintenance. Earlier this year Briarwood, which in my opinion is one of the better-maintained and attractive executive courses, was closed (maybe still is, I don't know) for maintenance, while a couple of other courses which in my opinion were much worse off maintenance-wise remained open.
I admit to not knowing anything really about how and why such decisions are made (maybe a master plan somewhere and things are just being done according to that schedule) but as an uninformed outsider looking in, some of it seems sort of inexplicable.
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Call Mitch……share what you find out.
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