Until these trees start to mature we will continue to protect the bases with mulched rings to prevent mechanical damage such as mower and line trimmer damage. Also young trees will have a black stake placed in close proximity to the tree, putting the following "local rule" in place.
1. This Local Rule requires mandatory relief from "black" staked trees and reads;
The player must take relief from all black-staked trees with regards to normal stance, swing, and club selection. The player is allowed to lift, clean and drop the ball without penalty within one club-length of the nearest point of relief not nearer the hole.Any questions on this rule or farther explanation of rules on the golf course, can be answered by our PGA golf professionals.
Recent tree plantings include;
1 River Birch - left side #1 fairway
2 River Birch - behind #2 tee
1 Sugar Maple - between #4 / #5
1 Black Gum - left side #9
7 Eastern White Pine - between #11 / #12
3 Concolor Fir - right side #13 green
1 White Flowering Crabapple - #13 tee
3 London Planetree - between #16 / #18
1 Tricolor Beech - left side #18
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| Trees arriving! |
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| Planting River Birch at #2 tee |
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| London Planetrees to add protection once mature on holes #16 & 18 |
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| Preping the planting hole for a Sugar Maple on hole #4 |
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| Tricolor Beech on #18 will be a great tree to enjoy in future years to come. |
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| Concolor Firs will replace removed Colorado Spruce on #13 |
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| Replanting the White Pine Grove on #11/12 will add to strategic tee shots in the future |
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| Old arborvitaes removed |
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| New 8ft arborvitaes, although small add an immediate barrier |
