Deep 9 looks SWEET. All pads are done, and we will break them in this evening with a random draw "No more dancing on the dirt" doubles round.
I can't give enough thanks to those who sacrificed their time on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and especially Saturday. Without your dedication, none of this could be possible.
We got everything done without a single issue, cement rolled in at 8:00 sharp, and we were done pouring by 11:30 (aside from Jimmy the cement truck driver getting to his canoe trip late, sorry Jimmy). Everything was pretty much wrapped up by 2:30. Ike busted chops and kept the lot "secure", Jeff, Jen and BillE pulled course security Saturday night.
Besides the tee pads, we also did a bunch of other maintenance:
Andy Delong and Jim Scane worked on cutting a ton of stuff from Deep 1, 2, 7, and 9.
Spear squared did some trimming throughout the original.
Between Evans, Hyatt, and Jim Scane, a ton of stumps were removed.
Greg Barrett completed his project on original 16 teepad, looks great.
8 berm tee pad looks sweet, but someone with some big ass steel tow boots on threw from it yesterday and gouged out a big spot where they dragged their tow.
Aside from that, here is the roster of volunteers that helped, give them a thanks when you see them:
Bill E
Joe Wingett
Billy R
Tim Evans
Rick Hyatt
Andy Delong
Ike Rainey
Paul Jennings
Peter Scoutten
Greg Barrett
Jim Scane
Dana Olsen
Tyler
Bob Hyatt
Scott Sr
Scott Jr
John and Lori (dont know last name)
Dean Evans (equipment)
Ronnie Sikkenga
Rich Houtteman
Marc Polsen
Brian Mulnix
Pat Breen (for not writing bad words in the wet cement)
Beckmans Concrete
Whitehall Township
City of Whitehall
Deep 9 looks SWEET. All pads are done, and we will break them in this evening with a random draw "No more dancing on the dirt" doubles round.
I can't give enough thanks to those who sacrificed their time on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and especially Saturday. Without your dedication, none of this could be possible.
We got everything done without a single issue, cement rolled in at 8:00 sharp, and we were done pouring by 11:30 (aside from Jimmy the cement truck driver getting to his canoe trip late, sorry Jimmy). Everything was pretty much wrapped up by 2:30. Ike busted chops and kept the lot "secure", Jeff, Jen and BillE pulled course security Saturday night.
Besides the tee pads, we also did a bunch of other maintenance:
Andy Delong and Jim Scane worked on cutting a ton of stuff from Deep 1, 2, 7, and 9.
Spear squared did some trimming throughout the original.
Between Evans, Hyatt, and Jim Scane, a ton of stumps were removed.
Greg Barrett completed his project on original 16 teepad, looks great.
8 berm tee pad looks sweet, but someone with some big ass steel tow boots on threw from it yesterday and gouged out a big spot where they dragged their tow.
Aside from that, here is the roster of volunteers that helped, give them a thanks when you see them:
Bill E
Joe Wingett
Billy R
Tim Evans
Rick Hyatt
Andy Delong
Ike Rainey
Paul Jennings
Peter Scoutten
Greg Barrett
Jim Scane
Dana Olsen
Tyler
Bob Hyatt
Scott Sr
Scott Jr
John and Lori (dont know last name)
Dean Evans (equipment)
Ronnie Sikkenga
Rich Houtteman
Marc Polsen
Brian Mulnix
Pat Breen (for not writing bad words in the wet cement)
Beckmans Concrete
Whitehall Township
City of Whitehall
Let me know if I missed anyone...
Just kidding about the gouge on 8 ANDY
See you tonight,
Brian