We have been out spraying all the greens,surrounds, fairways, tees & immediate semi-roughs with iron on the Balcomie course 

Continuing to sand inject greens when the weather allows, this allows us to help improve our profile, dilute thatch and improve surface drainage 

We have started work on the foundation for our new Starters hut for the Balcomie course 

Concreting the base, this will be left for 2 weeks before we erect the building to allow the base to set, hopefully the new building will be up mid/late April, the building will look like the Craighead course Starters hut and will be painted in green to match 

Tees & surrounds over both courses have been fertilised with a slow release fertilise to aid recovery from the winter

Lewis one of our Greenkeepers has been over helping with course maintenance at TPC Sawgrass, this has allowed Lewis to learn and gain experience about very high standard set up of a course for a tournament 

Congratulations to Mike in the Greenkeeping department celebrating 25 years service with us, great the Society recognising these milestones in the staff 

Slow progress is getting made at our new driving range tee due to the adverse weather we have been having this winter 

Astro-turf frame has been installed and now the base of hardcore being added and compacted in ready for the whindust layer before laying the matting 

We have been busy digging out and replacing the sand in the newly built bunkers over both courses 

We have cut and collected our Corn Bunting area on the driving range ready to re-seed etc for this season and winter 

The area was then rotovated, raked, seeded, double raked to help cover the seed then rolled. this area will give these declining birds a good food source in our area 

We have been busy cutting and cleaning up our bunkers over both courses 

We have started to edged/weed our tee paths on the Craighead course 

A Spring application of fertiliser has been applied to our Craighead course greens & PG's 

The old dyke right of hole 8 on the Craighead course has been strimmed and cut back ready for this dyke to get rebuilt 

This winter has been a very wet winter with us now well over 550mm of rain fall since mid October 

The first few days in April we have had 88mm of rain 

The forecast is starting to look much better which will allow us to get both courses fully back open and let us catch up on planned course work that we are behind with