Root Pruning
Published July 27, 2008
Earlier this year we had pruned the tree roots along the fairways as well as many other areas surrounding the greens and tees. This photo (taken after a series of sunny dry days) clearly shows the fruits of our labor. On the tree side of the pruning line the grass is suffering from drought stress induced by the numerous tree roots competing for water. On the fairway side of the pruning line the grass is doing just fine.
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"A first class hole must have the subtleties and stategic problems which are difficult to understand, and are therefore extremely likely to be condemned at first sight even by the best of players."
Dr. Alister Mackenzie, "The Spirit of St. Andrews"
