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With its commerce largely dependent upon Canadians, business suffered, including the Bald Eagle Golf Club, which recently opened for play following a two-year shutdown. The golf course had laid off its entire staff during the pandemic with the exception of its superintendent.
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Escaped pigs from a nearby farm are running rampant on Vancouver Island’s Cowichan Golf Club. About six or seven of the animals have damaged sections of the golf course in their pursuit of food.
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Aimed at parks and boulevards, clover is seen as an alternative cover which still provides green colour yet doesn’t require as much mowing.
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Gamètì, N.W.T.’s nine-hole golf course has brand new greens – artificial turf putting surfaces – which are reacting better to approach shots and putting than its former greens.
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You are holding a book about inconveniences. But, unlike those unpleasant interruptions in life when we bite into a sour strawberry or encounter a pothole that costs us an expensive new tire, the interruptions covered here lead a dual life. While they are inconvenient on the surface, they are essential to the core. They force decisions. The correct routes will bring triumph and even fame. The bad choices will bring ruin and even long-term fears. The risky paths—whether conquered or failed—intensify the experience.
As every golfer knows, hazards are the heart and soul of the game of golf. Hazards come in all shapes, sizes, and configurations, from sand bunkers and waste areas to lakes and natural watercourses. Their placement and use in design are the most defining components of a golf course.
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Deep ruts have since been filled in and hydroseeded by local landscaping companies that provided the repair work free of charge.
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