Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Testing times

Now the forecast looks a little drier we are starting to assess the damage and water on the course in an effort to get some holes open as soon as we can. Holes 1-9 are the driest on the course and will take the least time to recover. We began pumping some of the flood water from really bad areas on these 9 holes so they can begin to dry out. Pumping water from areas across the course is going to be an ongoing task, but we are making every effort to minimise course closure.


The 1st fairway
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About Me

Im the Head Greenkeeper at Malton and Norton Golf Club. I began my greenkeeping career at Malton and Norton Golf Club straight from school as an Assistant Greenkeeper. Wanting to climb the greenkeeping ladder I gained my NVQ level 2 and 3 at Askham Bryan College. I continued with my education gaining a HNC in golf course management and took the position of Deputy Head Greenkeeper at Malton and Norton Golf Club in 2005.In 2008 I was promoted to the position of Head Greenkeeper, leading a team of 6 hard working and dedicated Greenkeepers. Our aim is to continue to improve the condition of the course year on year maintaining our high reputation within the area.