Pine Hollow Green Department

Sunday, September 28, 2025

GOLF COURSE UPDATE 9/28/25

What an incredible stretch of weather we’ve had since early August! Pine Hollow has enjoyed some of the best golf conditions in recent memory, and it has been a true pleasure seeing so many of you out on the course taking advantage of it. Adding to the excitement, it was Ryder Cup week here on Long Island, a truly special moment for golf in our area. I hope many of you were able to experience this world-class event—it was a reminder of how vibrant and inspiring the game can be, especially so close to home.

Our Green Team delivered one of the strongest late-summer finishes I’ve experienced in my time here. The crew worked tirelessly—hand-watering, mowing, and maintaining every detail of the property—during what was also one of the busiest stretches we’ve had in years.

We started September with a great turnout for the Team Cup Tournament, then turned right around to host the First Annual Vanderbilt Two-Day Member Guest. I couldn’t have been more proud of how the course presented: firm fairways, tournament-quality greens, and roughs that challenged players of all levels. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, and the appreciation expressed for both the golf course and the club as a whole was truly rewarding.

A heartfelt thank you to all who participated—you make these events special. They are only as good as the people who come together to enjoy them, and Pine Hollow continues to shine because of your enthusiasm and support.

Looking ahead to “Golftober,” we have plenty of great golf on deck, starting with the Superintendent’s Revenge. With cooler weather settling in and the seasons changing, conditions will be ideal for memorable fall golf.

Please take a look at the schedules below for upcoming aeration, project work, and course updates. We are excited to finish the season strong, continue building momentum for 2026, and, as always, we deeply appreciate your support.

Yours For Better Turf,

Brent Peveich, GCS

FALL AERATION SCHEDULE:

GREENS:
ROOT PUSHING IN OPEN HOLE
October 10/20/25 – ½” Hollow Tine Aeration w/ Heavy Topdressing
(8%)
  December – 5/8” Solid Deep Tine Aeration w/ Heavy Topdressing
*    Minimal disruption to putting surface (healing time a few days)
Medium disruption to putting surface (healing time 7-10 days)
*Most disruption to putting surface (healing time 10-14 days)
TEES:
AUGUST MORNING DEEPTINE PIC
October 10/22/25 - 5/8” Hollow Tine Tee Aeration with Sand Topdressing
      FAIRWAYS:
October 10/20/25 – Dethatching of Fwys/Apps or ¾ Solid Deep-Tine
November - ¾” Solid Deep-Tine Aeration

    ROUGHS: All Roughs and Lawns will be aerated starting in November.

2025 Accomplishments

#16/#17 Beds Beautification – Removed and transplanted all plant material to the Pro Shop and Main Drive; installed stripe sod to fescue and seeded wildflowers in Spring 2025 to create a cohesive aesthetic.
Tennis Hillside Preparation – Prepped area for wildflower planting in Spring 2025.
#15 Tee Complex Cart path – Removed all path and sodded area. Area worked out great and new needs aeration along where old path sat.
Irrigation Upgrades – Ran wire from tennis controller to booster pump (in-house) and upgraded all clubhouse controllers to Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi controllers worked great but still issues with pm pump system. To be addressed fall 2025.
Main Drive & Surrounding Areas – Cleared wooded areas around main drive ponds, parking lot, left of #2, and left of #3.
Equipment Investments – Purchased new sprayers and new EZ Go carts.
Parking Lot Improvements – Installed concrete dividers for organized material storage.

Current Projects/2026 CAP EX

#16 Tee Complex – Worksheet and artwork on schedule. Work may begin in November thru winter and ready for Men's Opening Day.
Hole #10 Green – Cart Path – New asphalt path March 2026 Final grading to be completed using on-site fill/soil and sod.
Drainage Projects – Holes #5, #16, #17.
Fairway Bunkers – Holes #18 & #4 – Gravel available; sand procurement and equipment rentals (aligned with drainage work) remain pending.
Green & Surround Heads – Raising all heads (in-house) to improve water distribution and minimize runoff.
Winter Property Line Work / Tree Work– Continued clearing: Hole #6 tee area and Hole #7 property line extending to Highwood Road residents/maintenance road. We will also continue with tree work around course. We will be pruning low/overhanging/damaged branches. Also continue to selectively remove trees from our Tree Management Plan while also being sensitive to properties integrity. All work will be planned and coordinated with our Pro Staff.

Mowing Schedule

Greens:
Mowed at .125 7 times per week once we finish tournament play. Higher HOC will provide our surfaces the ability to build root mass going into winter dormancy.
Double-rolled on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to enhance smoothness and speed
Tees, Collars & Approaches:
Mowed at 0.350 inches, 3 times per week
Fairways:
Mowed at 0.375 inches, 3 times per week
Rough:
Mowed at 2.25 inches, once weekly, this height is lower than all summer season and will again be dropped to 2 in once leaf sweeping season begins in the coming weeks.
Pin & Tee Setup
Greens and tees are set 6 times per week
Ensures fresh pin locations and ideal playing conditions daily
Bunkers
Routine Maintenance:
Touch-up raking: Monday & Thursday
Full raking: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Sand consistency: Recent sand depth checks and cleanings have given us a consistent base to finish the season strong. One more round will be performed in the month of October.
Topdressing Program
Our biweekly greens topdressing with fine sand is underway to:
Smooth and firm surfaces
Improve green speed and playability
Support root zone health and turf vigor
This program complements our vertical mowing and grooming strategy aimed at top-tier playing conditions.
Spray Program
The full-season spray schedule is active and continues weekly through November. We will make our final applications in early December prior to freezing conditions, including:

Plant protectants
Fertilizers (as needed)
Growth regulators
Seed Head Suppression apps for spring 2026
Applications cover all short-cut turf, roughs, range, and lawn areas.
Clubhouse Grounds
Landscaping is ongoing:
Lawns with poor irrigation and heavy traffic have been sprayed, aerated, and seeded to restore any areas back to full coverage. Some areas experienced more stress than we have seen in some time and will be renovated. Thanks for supporting any work our guys do to hold the property up to our high expectations.
All flowers are still thriving and will stay in beds until first frosts dictate! Some fall plantings in pots will begin prior to fall festival. Bulbs will be planted in November as you may have noticed in spring of 2025.
Fall pruning of shrubs and landscape is continuous as plants grow during the season.
Beds are continuously being weeded, mulched, and pruned. Once we finish, we lap back around for the freshest appearance possible.
Ongoing maintenance will ensure pristine presentation and enjoyable views throughout the season.
Course Detailing
We're actively refining the course’s presentation by:
Edging around irrigation heads and valve boxes. All will be complete again early Oct.
Sodding and repairing cart path edges and bunker banks mostly complete but ongoing as necessary. Please follow directional roping and staking while keeping carts to paths as much as possible.
Pruning dead material, low branches, and sucker limbs from trees.
Repairing divots as needed.
Racquet Sports Update
Tennis Courts:
Watered, rolled, brushed, and lined daily. Scoreboards are all stored for the season and we will be scaling back court detail as Alina decides and as usage declines.
Pickleball Courts:
Blown and cleaned every morning for optimal playability and appearance
Padel Courts:
Fully ready for play and our pro-staff is ready to show you this exciting game
Court will be available until weather and usage dictates

Monday, September 1, 2025

GREEN DEPARTMENT UPDATE 9/1/25

As we move into one of the most beautiful times of the year at Pine Hollow, I want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible journey this season has been. This summer brought multiple heat waves and extended periods without rain, yet our team rose to the challenge. Thanks to their dedication, hard work, and relentless effort, the golf course not only endured but thrived under the most demanding conditions.

This season also delivered one of the most memorable Club Championships in my twelve seasons at Pine Hollow—a true showcase of sportsmanship, skill, and camaraderie. I am deeply grateful to be part of this family and to share in moments like these with all of you. Congratulations to all our Champions but especially to Phil Gutterman and his incredible accomplishment of raising the trophy for his 22nd time here at Pine Hollow.

Now, as the temperatures cool and the leaves begin to turn, fall golf will soon be upon us. The course is in excellent shape and ready for a season filled with crisp mornings and a golf course prepared to have an all-time finish to what has already been a fantastic year.

Here’s what’s ahead:

Team Cup – Our traditional start to the fall golf season with members teaming up to compete for this year’s title.
Two-Day Member-Guest – Our marquee invitational event, featuring two days of championship golf and Pine Hollow hospitality. This competitive event is exciting on so many levels for us here at the Club and I can already feel the anticipation building from the team to execute a championship caliber golf course.
Ryder Cup Week at Bethpage – The world’s spotlight will shine on Long Island, offering a rare opportunity to celebrate the game at its highest level right in our backyard. This is a once in a lifetime event for us here so please take the opportunity to join in.
Superintendent’s Revenge – October – A member favorite where our grounds team gets creative with daring pin placements and unexpected challenges. The ideas and collaboration with the Pro Staff and Chef is my favorite part and I'm blessed to have such a great group to think our way thru the Men's Closing Event.

Fall at Pine Hollow is always a special time—a season when the course shines, and our Club comes together to celebrate theses events, memories, and traditions that mean so much to all of us. The photo above was taken on a morning when I paused to watch the sunrise, and the day just felt different—a reminder to slow down and appreciate where we are. I am truly thankful for the opportunity to be here, caring for this remarkable property, and it’s moments like these that make the hard work of summer all worthwhile. On behalf of the entire Green Department, we look forward to seeing you on the course and sharing in everything the rest of the season has to offer.

Yours For Better Turf,
Brent Peveich, GCS

FALL AERATION SCHEDULE:
GREENS:
ROOT PUSHING IN OPEN HOLE
October 10/20/25 – ½” Hollow Tine Aeration w/ Heavy Topdressing
(8%)
  December – 5/8” Solid Deep Tine Aeration w/ Heavy Topdressing
*    Minimal disruption to putting surface (healing time a few days)
Medium disruption to putting surface (healing time 7-10 days)
*Most disruption to putting surface (healing time 10-14 days)
TEES:
AUGUST MORNING DEEPTINE PIC
October 10/22/25 - 5/8” Hollow Tine Tee Aeration with Sand Topdressing
      FAIRWAYS:
October 10/20/25 – Dethatching of Fwys/Apps or ¾ Solid Deep-Tine
November - ¾” Solid Deep-Tine Aeration

    ROUGHS: All Roughs and Lawns will be aerated starting in November.

Mowing Heights & Frequency

#14 DURING CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Greens:
Mowed at .110 7 times per week once we get back to the Tournament Schedule we expect to lower HOC to .105 and significantly cut back on watering daily
Double-rolled on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to enhance smoothness and speed
Tees, Collars & Approaches:
Mowed at 0.350 inches, 3 times per week
Fairways:
Mowed at 0.375 inches, 3 times per week
Rough:
Mowed at 2.5 inches, once weekly, this height will be dropped after Men's Member Guest as cooler temperatures set in and will aid in leaf cleanup. I know we have discussed HOC in rough a lot lately. It came thru the heat in exceptional shape and we will adjust in the month of September
Pin & Tee Setup
Greens and tees are set 6 times per week
Ensures fresh pin locations and ideal playing conditions daily
Bunkers
Routine Maintenance:
Touch-up raking: Monday & Thursday
Full raking: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Sand consistency: Thin areas are topped off as needed; recent sand depth checks and cleanings will be detailed prior to Team Cup and Men's Member Guest Event
Topdressing Program
Our biweekly greens topdressing with fine sand is underway to:
Smooth and firm surfaces
Improve green speed and playability
Support root zone health and turf vigor
This program complements our vertical mowing and grooming strategy aimed at top-tier playing conditions.
GOLF IS GOOD
Spray Program
The full-season spray schedule is active and continues weekly through November, including:
Plant protectants
Fertilizers (as needed)
Growth regulators
Pre-emergent herbicides
Applications cover all short-cut turf, roughs, range, and lawn areas.
Clubhouse Grounds
Landscaping is in full swing:
Lawns with poor irrigation and heavy traffic will be sprayed, aerated, and seeded to restore any areas back to full coverage. Some areas experienced more stress than we have seen in some time and will be renovated. Thanks for supporting any work our guys do to hold the property up to our high expectations.
All flowers are thriving! We will be thinning out some perennial beds and wildflower areas as flowers start to get past their flowering prime. This will continue in September where necessary.
Fall pruning of shrubs and landscape is continuous as plants grow during the season.
Beds are continuously being weeded, mulched, and pruned. Once we finish, we lap back around for the freshest appearance possible.
Remember: the more rain we get, the faster undesirable plants return
Ongoing maintenance will ensure pristine presentation and enjoyable views throughout the season.
Course Detailing
We're actively refining the course’s presentation by:
Edging around irrigation heads and valve boxes.
Sodding and repairing cart path edges and bunker banks as heat and wear impact our appearance. Please follow directional roping and staking while keeping carts to paths as much as possible.
Pruning dead material, low branches, and sucker limbs from trees.
Repairing divots as needed.
Racquet Sports Update
Tennis Courts:
Watered, rolled, brushed, and lined daily
Bi-weekly calcium applications to aid moisture retention and surface consistency
Walkways cleaned as much as possible. Note: overnight watering and storms may wash material onto paths—please use caution as these areas can be slick
Pickleball Courts:
Blown and cleaned every morning for optimal playability and appearance
Padel Courts:
Fully ready for play and our pro-staff is ready to show you this exciting game
Sand topdressing can be applied to firm the surface and enhance play speed and consistency

Monday, August 4, 2025

GREEN DEPARTMENT UPDATE 8/4/25

Here we are — Club Championship week at Pine Hollow Club! This is always one of the most exciting times of the year, and after the rollercoaster of weather we've had, it's even more rewarding to say the golf course is prepped and ready for a strong finish to the season.

We began 2025 with a spring filled with below-normal temperatures and above-average rainfall, which transitioned almost immediately into stretches of intense heat and drought. Despite the challenges, our team has worked tirelessly to keep the course healthy, playable, and tournament-ready — and we couldn’t be prouder of the results.

As we look ahead, August marks a turning point in our season. Not only are we wrapping up the peak of tournament play, but we’re also beginning preparations for our final slate of fall events in September and October. At the same time, we’re laying down the foundation for a strong 2026 season, agronomically speaking.

As many of you know from seasons past, late summer is the time we begin restorative work on the course. This includes turf recovery in any stressed areas, aeration across various playing surfaces, and a brief period of easing back on conditioning to allow for healing. By Labor Day Weekend, we’ll be ramping back up to deliver firm, fast conditions heading into the home stretch.

Below this message, you’ll find a breakdown of our upcoming agronomic plans and projects. I believe in sharing the “why” behind our decisions — it’s part of how we continue to care for this great property with the long-term in mind.

On a personal note, I just want to say: this season has been a lot of fun for me and the entire Green Department team. Battling the elements alongside a dedicated staff and an engaged membership is what makes Pine Hollow such a special place. Now, it’s your turn to battle the course — and your fellow competitors — in the remaining rounds of the Club Championship.

Best of luck to all the players!
Thank you for your continued support and belief in our work over the past 11 seasons. We’re proud of what we’ve accomplished and can’t wait to finish strong with some awesome golf still to come.

Aeration
As we move through August, aeration efforts are underway to support long-term turf health and recovery from summer stress:

Fairways and High-Impact Areas: Deep-tine aeration will be performed in compacted and poorly draining zones such as low spots and high-traffic areas. This process promotes deeper rooting, improves drainage, and helps turf withstand both drought and saturation cycles. Starting Monday 8/11/25 until completion.

Greens: 1/4 needle-tine if weather is too oppressive of 1/4 hollow tine to remove material and open airways for rooting and recovery. Tuesday 8/12/25.

Tees, Approach, and Collections: 5/8 Hollow tine aeration will be performed to relieve compaction and improve density in weakened or worn areas. 5/8 Solid tine aeration in approaches, collections, and cleanups. Starting Monday 8/11/25 collections and cleanups with Wednesday 8/13/25 for tees.

Roughs: Weak areas in rough will be aerated, slice/seeded, and fertilized to maximize seed catch and restore any tired or toasted areas. As needed throughout August/September current or future areas.
Driving Range Tees/Practice Areas: Driving Range Tees will be aerated and slice/seeded on Monday 8/11/25 on both sides and will be closed until Friday 8/29/25 for seed to germinate and recover from a busy teaching and hitting season. Thank you for your understanding.

Our goal is to balance recovery with playability, and every aeration event is thoughtfully scheduled to have minimal disruption while maximizing agronomic benefit.

Mowing Heights & Frequency
Greens:

Mowed at 0.105 inches (CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK) then back to .110, 7 times per week

Double-rolled on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to enhance smoothness and speed

Tees, Collars & Approaches:

Mowed at 0.350 inches, 3 times per week

Fairways:

Mowed at 0.375 inches, 3 times per week

Rough:

Mowed at 2.75 inches, once weekly

Pin & Tee Setup

Greens and tees are set 6 times per week

Ensures fresh pin locations and ideal playing conditions daily

Bunkers
Routine Maintenance:

Touch-up raking: Monday & Thursday

Full raking: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Sand consistency: Thin areas are topped off as needed; recent sand depth checks and cleanings have been completed prior to C.C. and will continue as needed.

Topdressing Program
Our biweekly greens topdressing with fine sand is underway to:

Smooth and firm surfaces

Improve green speed and playability

Support root zone health and turf vigor

This program complements our vertical mowing and grooming strategy aimed at top-tier playing conditions.

Spray Program
The full-season spray schedule is active and continues weekly through November, including:

Plant protectants

Fertilizers (as needed)

Growth regulators

Pre-emergent herbicides

Applications cover all short-cut turf, roughs, range, and lawn areas.

Clubhouse Grounds
Landscaping is in full swing:

All flowers are thriving! We will be thinning out some perennial beds and wildflower areas as flowers start to get past their flowering prime.

Summer pruning of shrubs and landscape is continuous as plants grow during the season.

Beds are continuously being weeded, mulched, and pruned. Once we finish, we lap back around for the freshest appearance possible.

Remember: the more rain we get, the faster undesirable plants return

Ongoing maintenance will ensure pristine presentation and enjoyable views throughout the season.

Course Detailing
We're actively refining the course’s presentation by:

Edging around irrigation heads and valve boxes.

Sodding and repairing cart path edges and bunker banks as heat and wear impact our appearance. Please follow directional roping and staking while keeping carts to paths as much as possible.

Pruning dead material, low branches, and sucker limbs from trees.

Repairing divots as needed.

Racquet Sports Update
Tennis Courts:

Watered, rolled, brushed, and lined daily

Bi-weekly calcium applications to aid moisture retention and surface consistency

Walkways cleaned as much as possible. Note: overnight watering and storms may wash material onto paths—please use caution as these areas can be slick

Pickleball Courts:

Blown and cleaned every morning for optimal playability and appearance

Padel Courts:

Fully ready for play and our pro-staff is ready to show you this exciting game

Sand topdressing can be applied to firm the surface and enhance play speed and consistency

Yours for Better Turf,
Brent Peveich
Golf Course Superintendent
Pine Hollow Club

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Sunday, June 29, 2025

As we roll into summer, I wanted to take a moment to update you on course conditions, share some important reminders, and wish everyone a safe and enjoyable season here at the club.

The past couple of weeks leading into Member-Guest certainly kept our team on their toes. A severe thunderstorm and microburst left us with significant tree damage, downed power lines, flooded areas of the course, and plenty of debris to clean up. Mother Nature didn’t stop there — we were immediately hit with one of the most intense heat waves this club has experienced in the last decade. Despite the challenges, I’m incredibly proud of how our staff rallied to get the property ready for your play and enjoyment.

With the arrival of summer, I'd like to kindly remind everyone of a few simple golf course etiquette practices that help us keep the course in top condition for all:

PLEASE LAY DOWN WHEN HOT AFTER USE

Please take a moment to repair ball marks on greens. A little effort goes a long way in keeping surfaces smooth and healthy.
Rake bunkers after use to ensure consistent playing conditions for your fellow members.
Be mindful of rope, stake, and signage, which are in place to guide traffic and protect sensitive areas.
Park golf carts on paths where designated, especially around tees and greens, to prevent unnecessary wear.

You may notice our maintenance staff working on the course during your round. While we always try to minimize interference with play, please understand they are out there early and often to provide the best possible conditions for you. A friendly wave and a bit of patience go a long way — we appreciate your cooperation.

Summer is as much about enjoying the club as it is about taking care of yourselves. With the heat sticking around, I encourage everyone to stay hydrated, take advantage of the cooling towel stations placed throughout the course, and don’t forget to enjoy a stop by the pool and Tiki Bar for some well-earned refreshments.

Lastly, we’re all looking forward to the July 4th Fireworks Celebration, which promises to be another fantastic evening at the club. Please remember to stay safe during the festivities. While our team will be out the following morning to clean up, you may still notice some remnants like fireworks debris or minor burn marks in the roughs and bunkers — we appreciate your understanding as we work to restore everything promptly.

Most importantly, have a wonderful holiday and enjoy the summer season. Stay cool, stay safe, and I’ll see you out on the course.

Course Maintenance Update

Mowing Heights & Frequency

Greens:

Mowed at 0.110 inches, 7 times per week
Double-rolled on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to enhance smoothness and speed

Tees, Collars & Approaches:

Mowed at 0.350 inches, 3 times per week

Fairways:

Mowed at 0.375 inches, 3 times per week

Rough:

Mowed at 2.75 inches, once weekly
All fescue around bunkers will be trimmed to rough height throughout the 2025 season

Pin & Tee Setup

Greens and tees are set 6 times per week
Ensures fresh pin locations and ideal playing conditions daily

Bunkers

Routine Maintenance:

Touch-up raking: Monday & Thursday
Full raking: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Sand consistency: Thin areas are topped off as needed; recent sand depth checks and cleanings have been completed
Bunker Detail: Bunkers are living features of the golf course—constantly evolving due to raking, wind, moisture levels, turf health, and natural debris like clippings, leaves, and soil. Their edges shift subtly with each weather event and maintenance cycle, and while we work diligently to provide consistent playability, it's important to remember their primary purpose: they are hazards.
Our goal is always to present the most consistent, fair, and strategic bunkers possible, but perfection is not the intent. These features are meant to challenge players and penalize errant shots. We strive to balance playability with the integrity of what a bunker is meant to be—an obstacle.
We’re fortunate to have bunkers originally shaped by one of the game’s great minds—Gil Hanse—whose work in the 1990s gave our course its bold, rugged style. His vision gave us bunkers that are not only visually striking, but that carry true strategic weight in your decision-making. Their natural roughness, irregular edges, and evolving contours are part of what makes them so compelling—and so difficult to replicate without years of natural weathering.
We’ll continue detailing and refining these bunkers throughout the season, always with an eye on preserving their character while enhancing playability where possible.

Topdressing Program

Our biweekly greens topdressing with fine sand is underway to:

Smooth and firm surfaces
Improve green speed and playability
Support root zone health and turf vigor

This program complements our vertical mowing and grooming strategy aimed at top-tier playing conditions.

Spray Program

The full-season spray schedule is active and continues weekly through November, including:

Plant protectants
Fertilizers (as needed)
Growth regulators
Pre-emergent herbicides

Applications cover all short-cut turf, roughs, range, and lawn areas.

Clubhouse Grounds

Landscaping is in full swing:

All flowers and gardens are planted and thriving
Beds are continuously being weeded, mulched, and pruned . Once we finish we lap back around for the refreshest appearance possible. Remember the more rain we get the fast the undesirable plants come back.
Ongoing maintenance will ensure pristine presentation and enjoyable views throughout the season

Course Detailing

We're actively refining the course’s presentation by:

Cleaning and edging cart paths will continue as time permits. This is one of the hardest projects to continue as summer dictates how much we can accomplish
Edging around irrigation heads and valve boxes will continue
Sodding and repairing cart path edges and bunker banks will continue as heat and wear impact our appearance
Pruning dead material, low branches, and sucker limbs from trees
Repairing divots as needed

Racquet Sports Update

Tennis Courts:

Watered, rolled, brushed, and lined daily
Bi-weekly calcium applications to aid moisture retention and surface consistency
All walkways will be cleaned as much as possible. Remember our courts drain to the paths so overnight watering and storms unfortunately wash material where we walk. Please use caution as material build between cleanings can be slick

Pickleball Courts:

Blown and cleaned every morning for optimal playability and appearance

Padel Courts:

Fully ready for play and our pro-staff is ready to show you this exciting game. If you haven't played yet.........you're missing out!
Sand topdressing can be applied to firm the surface and enhance play speed and consistency

Yours for Better Turf,

Brent Peveich

GCS