# 10 completed with the liner. Time for new sand!

The liner creates barrier from the subsoil to sand. It is porous and allows for water to pass.

None of the bunkers have liners from the original construction. Bunker liners will aid in keeping rocks out of the sand and also help hold sand on the face of the bunker.

David is in the process of rennovating the left greenside bunkers on the South. He has taken out all of the old sand and rocks and is putting a bunker liner in two of bunkers so we can see if we want to use the liner in the future.

#2 green South close-up from 8.18.09
The damage to the oak tree on #8 is spreading throughout the tree.

Here is Mateo spraying weeds in #8 waste bunker. Last week we finished spraying all the weeds in the waste bunkers.

#5 green North has always been a weak area because of nematodes. We are making an effort to improve this area by placing fresh sod and soil. We had good success with plugging a few areas in this same location last year.

http://entomology.ifas.ufl.edu/creatures/nematode/sting_nematode.htm

Jose is verticutting the blue tee on #9 South

We brought in two tree experts to examine the tree by #8 green South. It's believed that the left half of the tree is suffering due to lightning damage. We are doing our best to nurse it back to health.

Closeup picture of #2 green. I'll make weekly pics from this spot so you can see the healing progress.

#2 South green after sand has been brushed in

After the greens have been swept - we topdress #15 with sand

Enrique using the Pro sweep to clean the plugs off #17 green

Here's a few pictures of activity on the South course during last weeks closure.

#18 after aerification