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Maria Tuohy, General Manager - Plantation Bay - Golf & Country Club

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<strong>Golf</strong> News<br />

Turf Talk…<br />

Hello spring. Wow, what a great time of the year.<br />

Now looking back on the 10’ – 11’ winter it fortunately<br />

was not as cold as the previous year. Rest assured that all<br />

of us here at golf maintenance are excited to have all of<br />

the frost delays over with. In this edition of the<br />

newsletter, I wanted to shift gears a bit. I would like to<br />

focus on the community and common grounds rather<br />

than the golf course this quarter.<br />

Whether you are a golfer or not, I believe there is<br />

one thing all members and residents here at <strong>Plantation</strong><br />

<strong>Bay</strong> can agree on. We would all love to have a litter free<br />

and cleaner community. It is not in my genetic makeup<br />

to ride by a piece of litter and not pick it up. Actually, I<br />

often think to myself that the day I ride by a piece of<br />

trash and not pick it up, is the day I should no longer be<br />

a golf course superintendent. Daily, I fill the dash of my<br />

cart with cups, snack wrappers, lids, etc. that have been<br />

left behind by others. Please understand that I know that<br />

it is not the job of members or residents to daily go on<br />

litter patrol. But, there are several little things we can all<br />

do that will go a long way. As you are riding thru the<br />

community in your cart, please take care to secure the<br />

items in the cart. A large amount of the litter that we<br />

pick up daily comes from being blown out of carts. The<br />

common grounds or golf maintenance departments see<br />

the entire community everyday. All of us in these<br />

departments would greatly appreciate your help.<br />

On a golf course note, the course maintenance<br />

departments have another busy summer ahead of us.<br />

Aerification, topdressing, verticutting and mole cricket<br />

control application are all on the schedule for this<br />

summer. The course aerification schedules are as follows:<br />

Prestwick May 17 th – 22 nd<br />

August 8 th – 14 th<br />

CDB June 6 th – 12 th<br />

August 22 nd – 28 th<br />

The courses will be closed for these very important<br />

cultural practices. Hope everyone has a great summer.<br />

See you on the course.<br />

Sincerely,<br />

Brad Tucker<br />

Superintendent CDB<br />

<strong>Golf</strong> Course<br />

Recycling Project<br />

Hip, Hip Hooray!<br />

Congratulations to our members<br />

who excelled on the courses this quarter!<br />

SKIP LAWLOR<br />

SHOT 3 STROKES BELOW<br />

HIS AGE WITH A<br />

74 ON 2/20/11<br />

MIMI BEPPU<br />

Hole-In-One, #7 South<br />

12/22/10<br />

DICK PRESTON<br />

Hole-In-One, PW<br />

12/22/10<br />

ATSUO BEPPU<br />

Eagle, #8 South<br />

1/2/11<br />

DANNAE KARINS<br />

Eagle, #5 North<br />

1/2/11<br />

DANNAE KARINS<br />

Eagle, #6 North<br />

1/16/11<br />

NICK SERGI<br />

Hole-In-One, PW #7<br />

1/19/11<br />

DICK GREENWOOD<br />

Hole-In-One, #7 South<br />

2/4/11<br />

BARBARA GOLBACH<br />

Eagle, #8 South<br />

2/15/11<br />

DR. LINO MARIANO<br />

Eagle, #3 North<br />

3/6/11

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