The Balcomie course greens have been sprayed with liquid fertiliser & wetting agent 

Greens being cut in front of play 

The weaker fairways on the Balcomie course being watered to help the seed germinate 

We have been out with the drone taking pictures of the staff setting up the courses 

The Craighead greens have been mini-cored to help reduce thatch levels & firm up the surfaces, this also allows better water & air movement through the profile 

Once the greens were mini-cored & cleaned up they were then lightly verti-cut to take more thatch out the surface 

The amount of debris from each green 

There is very little disturbance to the surfaces once they have been cut & turf ironed 

The Craighead surrounds have been fertilised to aid recovery from a very busy season 

Our wildflower area next to the putting green has worked really well and looking great with all the colours, this is such a benefit to insects/bees & butterflies etc 

In the same area as the wildflowers, the banking has been great attracting sand martins to nest this Summer 

We are starting to get digging from badgers on our 11th tees on the Craighead course and other areas over the site 

We are spiking,seeding and sanding areas where we have been hit by a disease called Take all patch on our greens, this is ongoing to aid recovery