5am we are already at work by then.

Nothing is better than smelling fresh cut grass in the early morning.

holy shit, the greens dirt in your cup cutter looks like black cow

the guy on the zero turn rough mower is a idoit at 2.25 to 2.30

this is awesome!! i had a question: what does rolling the greens do?

These are old school clay push up greens, or something nasty by the bottom of the cup cutter

Great video

I work at a course in California we start at 4am and are done by noon love the schedule

He isn't cutting the cup properly, never twist the cup cutter, go up and down until you hit the spot!! Twisting it actually twist the roots, and doesn't mend as quickly!

I like this work

I no this all job

I also working in golf course in Riyadh Kingdom Saudi Arabia

I work in this profession in Iowa. Very nice video. Thank you for taking the time to document your work. A very accurate account but as you know, only scratches the surface :) Nice job!

Do you still work at that golf course. 7 years later

I've just been taken on full time after working seasonal last summer. I've got the hang of cutting greens tee's and approaches but the fairways I'm finding difficult. Our hole changer we have to hammer it in😂😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

*Greenkeepers

Have been told "I get it" by superintendent where I help sweep the dew about 4 mornings a week. It's not that hard to get it but a lot of people don't get it and those are the same people that don't repair one ball mark, replace a divot, and get their ball out of the cup using a putter and think that's ok. Played front 9 at North Oaks in 1995 in high school and played as our #1 player that day. Having the practice green so close to the 1st tee resulted in Every golfer playing #2-6 that day for all the teams could easily gather around and watch my group tee off. I've never been that nervous hitting a golf ball. Where'd you hit it on 1? I don't remember but it wasn't horrible. 👏👏👏(clapping for the golf course greens crew people, not my tee shot)It's one of the best courses in Minnesota designed by a Canadian and the last in the U.S. that Stanley Thompson would do before retreating to Canada blow all his money.

Yo your lines are shite mate haha you can’t even walk straight?

youre hands is greasy, id make u wash em fore u touch my f150

I'm on grounds crew nice somedays but terrible management

I did this for a while...I loved the freedom of outside an doing my own thing...the bosses were a holes an some of the crew was lazy but other than that not too bad

You forgot to say goodbye to mommy and daddy before you left for work!

So you mowed, rolled and cut cups all in one morning before golf? No way!

Hey Micah, may I use a short 4 second clip from this video in a video for our school? We need a shot of a lawnmower on a golf course! The clip we would use is from 2:26 in to 2:30 out.

I been a landscape supervisor for over 10yrs. That dudes glyphosate is mixed 5x too lean. Dangerous for water run off into the lawn.

That's just a fraction of the job. That's the easiest of jobs being done. What you do not see is all the real hard work. Like laying sod. Or sand trap repair after storms. And irrigation work. Or golf cart and equipment maintenance. Or greens chemical applications. This job can be incredibly hard.

You make it look boring

I am a grounds crew worker in Illinois, other then getting up at 4:45 am the job is great and time flies by

this is a video of the lazy crew worker, as a superintendent of 32 years, my alarm goes off at 3:10...working by 4..waiting for these guys to show up!

NEVER LAY THE CUP CUTTER DOWN ON THE GREEN!!!!

You'd be late if you're putting your socks on at 5. I start at 415

No turning boards? Interesting I work at Oak Hill Country Club it’s hosting the 2023 PGA championship I’m surprised you guys don’t use turning boards to protect the greens

I am a greenskeeper of 5 years at Cape Arundel Golf Course! Work for George Bush 43! So epic I love this job so much. A job made in heaven. Have been blessed with an incredible super and assistant super and an epic crew. A great job all around.

This is insanely impressive as you don’t really see all the work that goes in. A real insight 🙂🏌🏻‍♂️

Oh my god! I've almost cryed... So many good memories at Pete Dye Golf Course. I will never forget the time I spend in USA!

You get to wear shorts....

Glad I dont have to eat breakfast on the way to work because it's too damn early anymore

All that so people can hit a little bitty ball into a hole

Everyone's saying they hate cutting cups but they must not have to rake bunkers manually

Such an awesome job.

Cutting cups was my favorite job. You get to see all the course by 8 am.

That was a good video man. Great looking course! I've been at my course for 15 years now. Golf course maintenance is certainly a unique job. My shift starts at 4 and ends at 12:30. The biggest downside for us is that we are a municipal course, so funds are extremely limited. So lack of man power and trying to get every bit of life out of equipment gets challenging at times. The hardest part of my job is the weather. This Texas heat, humidity, and these mosquitoes the size of a bumblebee have you dreaming of an inside job sometimes...lol.

Work get crazy in the summer if you can relate working at a golf course

Might be interested in doing this job next year.

My dad works there

I've been retired for 7yrs and the last 4yrs I've worked at our local public double 18-hole course in north western Illinois. Don't need the money but Free Golf, Beautiful Sunrises, Deer, Turkey's, etc. "Sunrise Over A Golf Course" You see things at sunrise nobody else ever see's. I recommend it to any retiree that wants to keep a spring in their step.

I used my golf gps while I work on greens?

What's your editing site

I felt it when it said 5:15 great stuff . From a fellow maintenance crew employee. Keep it up -Rancho San Joaquin Irvine Ca

I’m always amazed at how pristine most golf courses present on a daily basis. Thousands of yards of fairways and 18 greens, perfect every day. And then I come home and I look at my 10k sqft of grass!