[guitarguy]

I posted on 1-29 how bad Havana was. On 3-1 we played and the fairways and greens were greatly improved. I would play it again. Our group of over 16 players were all happily surprised.

[guitarguy]

I asked an employee at Glenview course if there was anything to their employment vs other courses. He said it is no different that the other championship courses. He praised his greens keeper. He added that the guy should be made is charge of all courses because he is that good.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by guitarguy

I asked an employee at Glenview course if there was anything to their employment vs other courses. He said it is no different that the other championship courses. He praised his greens keeper. He added that the guy should be made is charge of all courses because he is that good.

If you noticed, Glenview's ponds have water in most of them, unlike the courses farther South that are dry as a bone.

I understand that Lopez & Glenview operated under a different water usage permit and are allowed to use significantly more water than the other courses.

Not trying to demean the conditions or superintendent at Glenview The course's condition is head and shoulders above any other course I've played the last month or w.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

unlike the courses farther South that are dry as a bone.
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Fake News.

[Papa_lecki]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

If you noticed, Glenview's ponds have water in most of them, unlike the courses farther South that are dry as a bone.

Payed Belle Glade yesterday, other than Southern Oaks, the most southern course, and it was NOT dry as a bone, fairways were great. Ponds had plenty of water.

There are some ponds btw 44 and 466A that are low, but there’s plenty in others.