Ken plans to use these 30″ mowers for tee, bunker, and green surrounds. We think the results will speak for themselves in appearance, quality and playability. ( tougher playability! )
In any case, thanks, Members for your continued support of purchasing first rate equipment!
The Golf Course and the Bagroom will be open all weekend.
The entire staff walked the golf course today to review the property and contour the shapes and outlines of the various “cuts” on the golf course. We have pushed back some high rough areas, added 15 yards to the front of the 1st fairway and identified some ares of the course that need attention. The crew has pretty much finished the annual clean-up of the grounds which was especially tough this year due to the amount and intensity of all the storms we had.
In addition to the work we planned on today, Ken would like to “eyebrow” a large number of fairway bunkers. It is a nice detail to a bunker edge that will enhance and accent the historic atmosphere of the property. The treatment does take some additional care and it is important that the eyebrow areas be considered sensitive and not be walked on or through, anyway more on that later.
We are very excited about the upcoming season and hope that warmer weather is right around the corner.
Ken Magnuson spotted this little fellow early this morning……
Your publisher thought he would share a few photos of his trip to California.
I saw members Jack Mettler and Mike Mewhinney, many old friends, went to Bel Air and played with former employee Tom Gardner, and thought i caught a glimpse of Mark Lucier in a hat store (see photo) but it wasn’t him.
The Palm Springs area is an excellent and unique golf destination with great weather, food , shopping and attractions.
We just thought we would share a few of the many nice messages we have received about Pete.
“What a great addition Pete was to our team at EGC. He met each member with a smile and a desire to help. An exceptional giver that will be missed on the course and in the Pro Shop. Pete’s commitment to family, like his low golf scores, set a mark to which we can all aspire. A kind and gentle man from whose actions we can all benefit.”
EGC Member
“I’m thankful that all of us had the opportunity to express our feelings that we were losing a true friend upon his announced retirement to spend time with his family. We’re sorry that time was not longer. Pete was certainly a wonderful person and helped make the club the special place that it is today. ”
EGC Member
“Pete, I want to thank you for everything that you have done for me. Know that I am a better person having known you and it was a gift to have you as a friend. You were the most caring person I have ever known and you will be missed tremendously. Go soar with the angels and rest in peace.”
EGC Junior Staff Member
