Green but not Growing

Many members have started to enjoy this week however the weather has certainly been a challenge with colder than normal temperatures. We have stopped cutting grass (especially greens) for this reason, it’s too cold and the grass is not growing. Warmer temperatures are coming which should be the start of some well needed growing conditions.

The golf course construction project should wrap up by next with some final sodding and cart path work at #14 tee.

With the forecast of the warmer weather next week, we anticipate a lot of our members to be out playing the course on a regular basis very soon.

Dean A. Baker CGCS
Course Superintendent
Burlington Golf and Country Club

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Dean Baker, Certified Golf Course Superintendent (Since 1989). He joined Burlington Golf & Country Club in 2012, where he has enjoyed the remodeling and renovation of this historic 1922 Stanley Thompson design. Dean is a graduate of the University of Guelph where he remains involved with the program he graduated from, Associate Diploma in Turf Management. There he lends his expertise as an instructor to upcoming turf managers, by instructing the Human Resources for Turf Managers Course.

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