[cabo35]

We just played Bonifay. It is appears to be starting to reflect the significant golf cart traffic it gets combined with diminished water issues. The fairways are still OK but plan on long rolls on hard surfaces and thinner grass then when we originally played it. My wife loves the extra yards she gets. Water issues seem to have effected a lot of the courses. Played Palmer yesterday. Still in good shape but some signs of lack of water.

[golf2140]

Originally Posted by gage405

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[ajbrown]

Originally Posted by cabo35

We just played Bonifay. It is appears to be starting to reflect the significant golf cart traffic it gets combined with diminished water issues. The fairways are still OK but plan on long rolls on hard surfaces and thinner grass then when we originally played it. My wife loves the extra yards she gets. Water issues seem to have effected a lot of the courses. Played Palmer yesterday. Still in good shape but some signs of lack of water.

I enjoy Bonifay, so I wanted to bring my two guests that were visiting on either Sat, Sun, Mon or Tue. I could never get a tee time at Bonifay. Two priority members and two priority guests in request. I always got my second choice, so obviously many playing Bonifay (plus only 18 holes).

I sent an email to my regular Friday group asking if they wanted to play Friday and would they want to go to Bonifay as I wanted to go back. The answer was yes to play and NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO to Bonifay, so it must have really dried out...

I was down at the practice chipping area at Bonifay the other evening and that is still nice at least.

Need some rain.....