Monday, May 17, 2010

Playing Through Workers


Q: What is the proper etiquette for playing through or around maintenance employees?
(New Jersey)
A: Maintenance workers should be treated just as you would a group of golfers in front of you. When playing through, be absolutely sure they are adequately out of the intended line of play and are watching before you hit. If workers do not move out of the way, be patient. In all likelihood, they are finishing up their task and will be out of the way shortly. Ultimately, put yourself in their shoes. Being courteous and waiting five or so extra minutes is well worth it to avoid the danger of hitting someone with a golf ball.

(Q&A taken from the USGA Greens Record www.usga.org)

Our grounds crew works very hard to provide a quality golf course for you to enjoy playing. Please provide them the courtesy of not hitting into them.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Spring Flowers!


Saturday morning started out around 45 degrees, but that didn't dampen the spirit of the Lake Valley members who volunteered to help Alex plant our spring annuals. Special thanks to Gerry & Marilyn Daniels (15 tee and 17 tee); Carol Sowers (17 tee); Terry & Carol Welch (17 tee); Deanna Starnes and Michele Waite (left of 6 green); and Ken Olive (hostas by 6 green / 7 tee).