Written by Jack Creveling, our Golf Course Superintendent. Checking “Under the Hood” on Greens When inspecting a car or vehicle, any sound mechanic will check under the hood to inspect the motor and all the moving parts that operate out of sight from the user. In a similar fashion, professional turf managers inspect what is going . . .
Written by Jack Creveling, our Golf Course Superintendent. Spring is a welcome time of year for golfers. Longer days and ideal playing conditions make this our peak season. Unfortunately, insects find this change in the weather a sign to become active. Mole crickets can be especially disruptive and damaging to the turf, creating an undesirable playing . . .
Written by Jack Creveling, our Golf Course Superintendent. Having a par 5 as the closing hole at Golden Ocala provides golfers with the opportunity to make a great finish to their round. Birdies and the occasional eagle can mean the difference between a good and great score for the day. But, with each reward, a risk . . .
Written by Jack Creveling, our Golf Course Superintendent. With the overseeded grass well established in the tee, fairway, and approach areas on the golf course, variation in mowing patterns allows the team at Golf Course Maintenance to show off the Rye grass’ ability to stripe following mowing. Winter Grasses vs. Summer Grasses Most winter grasses, including . . .
