Tennis project getting closer to completion!

This week was a very productive one for our tennis project, as almost all the concrete has been poured.  All that is left is installing the roof structure and finishing up the detail work around all the new concrete.  Landscaping will come last, and we are working full steam ahead to have the structure ready for the cookout reveal on October 2nd!

A Concrete Truck and a Concrete line pump is not what you normally see at the Club on a Friday evening!

Coyote Problems

Over the last week we have seen a large increase in coyote sightings, and more importantly have sustained some damage to the golf course.  On Friday we found a dead beaver on hole #13 fairway, and then Sunday morning we discovered a deer had been killed on hole #6 Overlook.  Two days later, we discovered a hole which had been dug into the green on #4 mountain view.  The first morning we discovered this damage was bad enough, and then the coyotes proceeded to dig the same hole up the next night after we repaired the turf!!!!  3 nights in a row they dug up the exact same hole, all the while increasing the size of the damaged area!!!!  Please see the pictures below to understand the damage:

While coyotes have lived around the course for a long time, it was not until recently that we have had problems with damage to the golf course.  We will try to find a safe and humane way to remove these pests so we do not incur any more damage to the golf course, and also prevent any harm to people or pets nearby.  Please let us know if you have any suggestions on how to scare off the coyotes!

Tennis Project Update

The Tennis project is still progressing nicely.  The drains have been installed between the courts, and we have poured a little less than half of the sidewalk which will run between the Clubhouse and the Tennis courts.  This weekend the crews are not taking off for Labor Day, instead they are laying the block walls for the raised seating area.  Once the walls are installed, we will have the roof company come in and set the posts for the roof structure.  Please take a look at the pictures to see the progress!