Changing holes each morning of the Club Championship over both courses 

At last some rain, which has allowed us to spray greens over both courses with wetting agent & Seaweed 

Polishing up fairways 

Spraying greens after cutting 

Cutting and rolling greens when possible to keep a good pace on the surfaces 

The Craighead course greens have had their Summer granular fertiliser applied 

Ongoing irrigation repairs on the Craighead course with replacing worn old sprinklers 

In the drought and very high temperatures we have been out hand watering greens over both courses to help hydrate the high spots 

Our 5th green on the Balcomie course has had some extra work carried out on it to help improve the surface by double spiking, over seeding, heavy top-dressing and rubbing in, this will help reduce thatch levels and introduce better grass species into the sward 

loads of holes for the new seed 

slow rub in of the top-dressing sand into the holes to cover the seed 

The Craighead course tees have had an application of slow release fertiliser to aid recovery