The past two weeks have been quite cold with temperatures dropping to 0 degrees Celsius. This meant that we have had frost and even one occasion snow.
Prior to this however, and as is the case today, the lowest temperature has been ranging between 5 and 10 degrees Celsius.
This means that the grass on the course has been growing, albeit at a slow pace.
In fact it has grown so much in places that the head greenkeeper saw the need to cut the rough areas while still frosty.
Contrary to what may seem to be best practice, without the recent cold temperatures, the ground in these areas would be very wet (instead of partially frozen) and not really suited to vehicular traffic.
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