At The Jungle in Sanford, all but 16 & 17 pads are shoveled and free of ice. The snow is DEEP, very difficult to walk through and ribbons are probably a mando item, if you expect to easily (3 minutes) find these things. The fairways and woods have about 6-8" of fresh powder over top of 1" of ice that is over 4-6" of early snow. Most often the discs cut into the powder to the ice layer and leave almost no sign of entry. Tomorrow a few players are meeting at 11, playing holes 15 through 18 as a warm-up, doing a quick tailgate and then playing a singles round. I'll have the grill and plenty of propane. If the Alztimer's can put tags on the line, my #3 is up for grabs.
At The Jungle in Sanford, all but 16 & 17 pads are shoveled and free of ice. The snow is DEEP, very difficult to walk through and ribbons are probably a mando item, if you expect to easily (3 minutes) find these things. The fairways and woods have about 6-8" of fresh powder over top of 1" of ice that is over 4-6" of early snow. Most often the discs cut into the powder to the ice layer and leave almost no sign of entry. Tomorrow a few players are meeting at 11, playing holes 15 through 18 as a warm-up, doing a quick tailgate and then playing a singles round. I'll have the grill and plenty of propane. If the Alztimer's can put tags on the line, my #3 is up for grabs.