😂😂😂😂bro what

R&R sells a bubble level for straight pins, dont ever know how I set cups straight before I started using it,lol....perfect vertical is what I strive for

Perpendicular to the Horizon, NOT to the Slope of the Green

Always set it straight...but this video to be honest is outdated... this meant for clay push up greens with sand build up from top dressing applications. Most greens are being rebuilt to meet new usga specifications. The rootzone is 12 inches of 90% sand and 10% peat. No makes clay greens anymore unless where they grow fescue greens but even than sand is best for drainage

​@@apaulmcdonough2170 yep always straight in the air. Cups are never set on huge slopes it's impossible and makes play way to long, setting close to slopes is the right way, stuff hard but not impossible

Yup lol. Especially when they play multiple balls (which they shouldn’t be) if they’re playing multiple balls on the greens, we let them play the first ball then continue working unless there is a safety hazard to the operator.

@@_P0tat07_alot of times there was a group 2some-4some and then something comes up at work or sudden funeral after everyone scheduled and prepaid earlier, or some one is practicing for a charity-company tournament with a good prizes/betting pool. the 36 hole i worked at had a few local semi pro golfers who played 3-5 balls and were actually faster than alot of the 3somes. since we had a 36 hole we would shut down 9 of the holes on a rotating basis but if one of the semipros wanted to go 18 on the gold or silver course and we were working the back 9 we'd let them play thru since they were seasonal pass holders/club card carriers. we parked a club car with a "temporarily closed for maintenance sign on it's back on the tee and removed the tee blocks and cups from each hole we just started to prevent any one mistaking as a playable hole and we had a practice hole that wrapped the back of the clubhouse with a massive multihole putting green butting up to the parking lot for any one needing to make up a hole for missing out on 1-2 holes in their game. we had some one in the club house put up a duplicate 9 flagged staff to represent the holes a golfer missed on the 9 holes we were working on for their make up hole in one of the multiholes on the putting green. this practice hole any one could use at any time for any reason so long as every one played with the courtesy rules and was also the one we trained new people on for a few weeks before letting them loose on the regular course. it also tripled as our experimental changes for herbicide and fertilizers and colors and cuts and new machine testing trails as well as any drainage and landscape tests. basically a very rough service hole that the most effort was put into to keep it going. 10/10 recommend for every golf course to have.

36 holes before you were 75% done you were always a day behind unless there was a rain day or two, then you were a week behind 😂

Start over 😢

Why did you turn comments off on your video?

you are easily impressed

lol

I have an exam tomorrow too 😂 I know this is a year late but it is still a coincidence

The thousands of dollars spent on chemicals alone

No gambling at Bushwood either.

Eh?

What about people spitting sunflower seeds on the Green

I agree. I hate walking into a green to fix my pitch mark and there being a bunch of marks that the previous people didn't fix. I'll usually fix any marks I see. Takes 5 secs

The budget won't allow it we line them up and execute them with one bullet.

100k +

@@codylittle5936 Good stuff

Sock tiles should only be used in bunkers

We install a flush point on all of our sub-surface drains.

It can be done. It's not as hard as you might think.

Adam Rutter watch n learn science in motion spend time prepping and reap the rewards!!!!!!